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A humiliated Russia will turn from global player into the world's most dangerous rogue state, posing a serious security threat to Europe, the United States, and beyond.
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Xi Jinping emerged from China's 20th Party Congress in October 2022 with a grip on power unrivaled since Mao Zedong.
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New technologies will be a gift to autocrats bent on undermining democracy abroad and stifling dissent at home.
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Rising interest rates and global recession will raise the risk of emerging-market crises.
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The chance of regime collapse is low, but it's higher than at any point in the past four decades.
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Higher oil prices will also increase frictions between OPEC+ and the United States.
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Women and girls will suffer the most, losing hard-earned rights, opportunities, and security.
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There is a continuing risk of political violence in the US, even as some who participated in the Capitol riots go to prison.
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Gen Z has both the ability and the motivation to organize online to reshape corporate and public policy, making life harder for multinationals everywhere and disrupting politics with the click of a button.
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This year, water stress will become a global and systemic challenge...while governments will still treat it as a temporary crisis.
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But there are several reasons why China is interested in keeping tensions contained in 2023.
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