| Dear Reader, It’s time to share the third and final video in the series we created based on your thoughtful feedback.
You’ve heard George and I discuss Europe and China in our first two videos. Now, George answers the question everyone is asking: What’s going on in the Middle East? Since the Islamic State’s defeat, countries that had joined forces against the group find themselves without a common enemy.
Watch this video now to find out which country is on the path to dominate the region and why its rivals can’t compete… for now. Simply click here to watch our video. This video is only available for a limited time and will be removed at 11:59 p.m. PST Saturday, December 9. But don’t worry if you’ve missed out on any of the videos from this series. Check your inbox on Monday, December 11 for a comprehensive report recapping and expanding on everything George has covered. It’s yours for free, to thank you for participating in this experiment. More to Come… Fifteen-minute discussions of topics as weighty as Europe, China, and the Middle East are necessarily painted in broad strokes. Comprehensively forecasting the future of these and other regions of the world is much more difficult and time consuming. Thankfully, George and his team have been hard at work on their renowned annual global forecast, The World in 2018. While we can’t share an exact publication date with you right now, rest assured you’ll be the first to know. If you want insights into what’s going to happen in 2018, you’ll want to dig into this forecast as soon as possible. In the meantime, we appreciate all your feedback and would love to hear what you thought about this video series. You can reply directly to this email or send a note to our friends at Geopolitical Futures: comments@geopoliticalfutures.com. Sincerely,
Ed D’Agostino
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