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By 2025, emerging economies are set to reshape world politics. The 2024 Geostrategic Outlook shows we’re nearing a “global elections supercycle.” This period could increase political uncertainty and influence policy worldwide. Nations from Latin America, Asia, and Africa are poised to challenge old power structures and redefine roles in international affairs. This piece looks at …
Did you know one in ten eligible voters in the 2024 election will be from Generation Z? That’s about 24 million young Americans ready to shape politics. Gen Z’s diversity and progressivism set them apart from older generations. The Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic have deeply influenced their views on key issues. Generation Z, …
In 2023, trade in goods dropped by about 2%, the biggest fall this century outside of a global recession. This shows us the current state of global politics and the trends that are changing it. Looking ahead, we must think about how new trends will affect governments around the world. These trends include political changes …
Stock market volatility can double during election weeks, showing the big impact of elections on the market. It’s key for investors and analysts to understand this link. Political changes can sway market trends and investor feelings, shaping the economy. We’ll explore the connection between politics and finance. By looking at past data and trends, we …
In 2017, only 17% of 1,500 senior business leaders in the United States knew about artificial intelligence (AI). Yet, AI could boost global GDP by $15.7 trillion, a 14% jump by 2030. This shows AI’s big role in politics, leading to more interest in AI and government decisions. AI is changing how governments decide things. …
By 2025, the world will see a big change in global politics. The power gap between rich and poor countries will shrink. This change will come from new tech, climate issues, and power shifts. These factors will shape the future of world politics. The rise of countries like Brazil, Russia, India, and China will be …