Photos of victims and floral tributes are left at the scene of the New Year’s Day terrorist attack at a nightclub in Istanbul. Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the attack that killed 39 people. Photo: AP

With Trump, Brexit and simmering tension in Asia, can the global security order survive 2017?

Hagai M. Segal says with geopolitical crises threatening many parts of the world, those still reeling from a painful 2016 should brace for potentially worse

Hagai M. Segal

Published: 10:15am, 6 Jan, 2017

Updated: 12:40pm, 9 Jan, 2017

Photos of victims and floral tributes are left at the scene of the New Year’s Day terrorist attack at a nightclub in Istanbul. Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the attack that killed 39 people. Photo: AP

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Hagai M. Segal

Hagai M. Segal is a leading authority on geopolitical issues, counterterrorism and the Middle East. He lectures at New York University in London, serves on the London First Security and Resilience Advisory Board, and advises and consults with numerous public and private sector organisations and corporations across Europe, Asia and Australasia.