Global Trends 2040
17.04.2021
Every four years, US intelligence community analysts try to predict what is going to happen in the next 20 years.
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Forecast
Africa: Results of 2017 and Prognoses for 2018
15.01.2018
Before we can conduct an analysis of the situation in individual African countries, we should remember the so called ‘Marshall plan’ for the region.
Prognosis for 2018: The Asia-Pacific Region and Southern Asia
09.01.2018
Prognoses for the countries of the Asia-Pacific region and Southern Asia (the results of 2017 are examined in detail here).
The Middle East: A Prognosis for 2018
07.01.2018
Predictions for the Middle East for 2018 (the results and main events of 2017 can be read about here).
In general
The Year of Donald Trump: Results of 2017 and a Prognosis for 2018
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06.01.2018
The main event of 2017 (along with victory in Syria) has most definitely been the first year in government of the 45th president of the United States, Donald Trump.
Latin America: Trends and Forecast for 2018
03.01.2018
In general
2017 Forecast: Global Trends
14.01.2017
As geostrategic paradigm shifts and non-traditional political rearrangements continue to unfold all throughout the world, the US will press forward with its campaign of waging Hybrid Wars on China’s One Belt One Road (New Silk Road) projects, while Trump’s Presidency is the ultimate unknown variable which could shape the international situation in completely unpredictable ways.
2017 Forecast: US
13.01.2017
The Clintonian Counter-Revolution against Trump will continue, albeit in different forms of varying and uncertain intensity, though one thing is for sure and it’s that there will be “deep state” tension between and within the US’ permanent military, intelligence, and diplomatic bureaucracies.
Keep an eye on Thai politics in 2017
12.01.2017
Will there be an election? What is the new government going to look like? Where does Thailand stand when the world is going to turn right?
2017 Forecast: Africa
11.01.2017
The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC, hereafter also referred to simply as the Congo) could once again serve as a catalyst for a wider regional conflict and another “African World War”, while the Arab states of North Africa have a chance to move closer to the emerging Multipolar World Order in Afro-Eurasia.
