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==Agenda==
 
==Agenda==
The 2020 Bilderberg Agenda has not yet been released.
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The 2020 Bilderberg Agenda has not yet been released.  
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===1. Governments and Markets===
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One plausible topic is the increasing difficulty in [[controlling the narrative]], in light of the increasing number of [[leaks]] and dwindling confidence in the {{ccm}}.
===2. After the G20: The Role of Institutions===
 
===3. Protectionism: How Serious?===
 
===4. Cyber-terrorism: Strategy and Policy===
 
===5. Sustainability: Post-Kyoto Challenges===
 
===6. Iraq: Role and Responsibilities in the Region===
 
===7. Afghanistan and Pakistan===
 
===8. A New Order: The United States and the World===
 
===9. Lessons from a Crisis===
 
===10. Challenge to Market Economies and Democracies===
 
===11. Russia and China: New Imperialisms===
 
===12. Current Affairs: How does Industry See the Future?===
 
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==Guests==
 
==Guests==

Revision as of 17:13, 9 February 2020

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DateJune 2020
PerpetratorsBilderberg/Steering committee
DescriptionInformation about the 2020 Bilderberg is currently lacking.

The 2020 Bilderberg Meeting is planned to be the 68th Bilderberg meeting and have participants from around 20 European countries, the United States, Canada and possibly one or two other nations such as China. Its venue is publicly unknown.

Date

The 2020 Bilderberg is conjectured to begin and end in June, since all Bilderberg meetings from 2010 on have done so.[1]The G7 summit will be held June 10 through June 12, 2020 at Camp David in the United States, so the Bilderberg Conference will likely be held in the same area (maybe Chantilly, a Bilderberg favorite conference center.)

Agenda

The 2020 Bilderberg Agenda has not yet been released.

One plausible topic is the increasing difficulty in controlling the narrative, in light of the increasing number of leaks and dwindling confidence in the commercially-controlled media.

Guests

Bilderberg meetings tend to invite about 50% of the guests as newcomers, the remainder being drawn from the list of past Bilderbergers. This would cause the number of Bilderberg attendees to exceed 3,000.[2]

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