This summer’s second special dossier offers a summary of the developments in European governance as observed by the GEAB over the last few years. The compilation of excerpts thus assembled offers a systemic look at the EU’s political failures and the chaotic reactionary evolution linked to its attempts to re-establish ...

It’s a really exceptional edition this GEAB of July! Proposed by LEAP’s junior team, it was conceived as a precious document for tomorrow’s historians who will write the history of the global systemic crisis of the beginning of the 21st century. After two months of deep-sea exploration of the GEAB ...

After a focus on the United States in the Covid+election context last month, this new issue of GEAB moves the cursor to Europe to take stock of the evolution of the transatlantic relationship. The analysis concludes that the centre of gravity of this relationship is shifting towards Europe, linked to ...

For the first time in a long time in an election year, the world is not living at the pace of the US presidential campaign but at the pace of a virus. And yet, if there is one year in which the election could hold surprises, it is this one. ...

The current crisis is opening up new horizons that the GEAB will have to understand and describe. It is as if we have arrived at the top of a mountain from which a new landscape is being discovered. But the difficulty at the heart of crises of this magnitude is ...

In this time of crisis, many people are thinking about the solutions needed in order to get out of it and create a new world. Since 2008, the GEAB team has demonstrated its capacity, and therefore its credentials, to anticipate events and the systemic crisis. We are now inviting you ...

The whole planet lives at the same pace, that of COVID9. This unprecedented situation creates the conditions for the completion of the global systemic transition. The issue published on 15 March  sketches the broad outlines of a post-Covid Europe, one that is very much like the one we have been ...

The future has been in crisis for 20 years! The February GEAB proposes a retrospective of this disease of the future or “futuritis” and anticipates along this line of understanding risks of dramatic evolution of Western governance during this decade. On the other side of the planet, another disease – ...

Like every January for the past 14 years, this month the GEAB outlines the landscape of the year that we are all about to navigate. Structuring trends, 32 key trends, a calendar of the year’s major dates and a round-the-world tour of the continents/regions risks make up this issue designed ...

To be well prepared to welcome the new year, this whole issue is dedicated to an evaluation of the year’s work ! As every year in December, the evaluation of the “up and down trends” of last January was carried out, with a 70.5% success rate. Beyond these annual trends, ...