2024 is marked by two open wars and increasing violence and climate chaos.
Significant elections are scheduled in Taiwan, India, the Eurochamber, and the United States that will define global direction and stability.
Taiwan's election will impact its relationship with China, whose regime has been intimidating the island with airspace violations and disinformation.
The elections in India will likely see the continuation of the current Hindu nationalist government, under the authoritarian leadership of Narendra Modi.
The Eurochamber elections may see a power shift due to the rise of the far right, aided by the migration crisis.
The presidential elections in the United States will keep the world in suspense due to the uncertainty around Donald Trump.
Mexico could have its first female president and will closely watch the US elections due to consequences for immigration and stability.
Conclusion: 2024 may see the resurgence of a second cold war between China and the United States, and the EU will need to prepare for a strategically autonomous role in this new international order.