International leadership, Trump’s presidency and AI named as geopolitical risks for 2025, group says [Video]

A lack of international leadership, President-elect Donald Trump’s second term and AI all made the list of the biggest risks the world faces in 2025, according to the Eurasia Group, which is a leading geopolitical risk and consulting firm.

Below is more on this year’s list of the top risks for 2025.

“G-Zero Wins” tops list

The top concern is what’s called “the G-Zero Wins,” an idea that the world could be in an era without leaders on the international stage.

“It’s return to the law of the jungle where the powerful do what they will and the weak do what they must and no one is really protecting them,” said Ian Bremmer, the president and founder of the Eurasia Group, on “CBS Mornings.”

According to Bremmer, a “G-Zero” world would align with an American-first world.

“The Americans are not saying we want to be the global leader. They’re saying we want to set rules that benefit us and we’re going to go and talk to all …