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Ian Bremmer: As Democracy Erodes, Watch These 'Supremely Dangerous' Global Trends
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March 10, 2022

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As Russian forces invaded Ukraine, Pakistan’s PM Imran Khan, one of Vladimir Putin’s few friends these days, visited Moscow. His trip did not go down well in the US, a longtime ally of Islamabad.

On the latest episode of GZERO World, Ian Bremmer talks to Pakistan’s former Foreign Minister, Hina Khar, about Afghanistan, her country’s future choices, and, of course, India.

Bonus: With Ukraine fighting back against the Russian war machine, ordinary citizens are taking up arms. Bremmer interviews the leader of The Wolverines, a self-defense group just outside Kyiv.

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