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Will a global recession accelerate geopolitical fragmentation?

Economic difficulties can unleash populist anger.

Economic difficulties can unleash populist anger. Image: Florian Olivo/Unsplash

Dimitri Zabelin
Geopolitical Strategist, Pantheon Insights
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