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In 2026, over 40 countries will hold significant elections, including presidential, parliamentary, and general votes, which will impact global politics, domestic policies, and international alliances, with key elections in countries like the US, Brazil, Hungary, and Bangladesh.
The year 2024 is set to be a pivotal year for global democracy, with nearly half of the world's population voting in national elections, including seven of the ten most populous countries. These elections come at a time when democracy is perceived to be backsliding, and the outcomes could significantly shape the future of democratic governance worldwide. Key elections in Bangladesh, Taiwan, Pakistan, Indonesia, India, South Africa, Mexico, the European Union, the United States, and Ghana will not only determine domestic political landscapes but also have broader implications for international relations, economic policies, and the global commitment to democratic values.
The year 2023 was marked by significant global events captured in powerful images, including the Ukrainian conflict, climate crises, political protests in Europe, King Charles III's coronation in the UK, high-profile visits and trials in the US, and groundbreaking space launches. The world faced natural disasters like the Moroccan earthquake, while climate activism continued to gain momentum. Political tensions were evident in protests across Europe and the US, and SpaceX's advancements pointed towards future space exploration.
The year 2024 is set to be a pivotal one for global democracy, with over a third of the world's population voting in key elections across Taiwan, Russia, India, and the United States. Despite the large-scale electoral processes, concerns about the health of democracy persist. Reuters' Mark Bendeich and Christopher Walljasper delve into the potential impact of these elections on the future of democratic governance, amidst challenges such as the influence of former U.S. President Trump, Putin's announcement to run again, Modi's strong position in India, and tensions in Taiwan influenced by China and internal issues like the Foxconn investigation.