The upcoming 2024 will be a year of great attention, as many major countries around the world will hold the event**, which may have a profound impact on the world pattern. Nearly half of the world's population will participate in elections next year, and some unexpected election results this year have brought more uncertainty to the international situation. This article will focus on four countries: the United States, the United Kingdom, Russia, and India, and the impact they can have on the world.
The U.S. in 2024** is considered one of the elections with the greatest potential to change the course of history. Two old faces, the former Trump and the current Biden in the United States, will once again compete for the throne. Although there is some uncertainty about the outcome of the election, the policy direction of the two men has been relatively clear. If Biden succeeds in re-election, he is likely to continue his current policy line. Trump's victory could lead to a huge reversal of U.S. policy in a short period of time, with major repercussions for the U.S. and the world.
Biden's re-election will continue to drive the domestic and international agenda of the United States. He is likely to continue to strengthen COVID control and economic recovery, continue to advance the climate change and environmental agenda, and strengthen international cooperation. Trump's victory could lead to more isolationist and protectionist policies, increase pressure on China, have an impact on alliances, and could lead to an escalation of the war. These possible changes will have a significant impact on the global political and economic landscape.
In addition to the United States, the United Kingdom may also usher in a "comeback" drama. The poor performance of the current British Prime Minister Sunak has led to a continuous decline in the support of the Conservative Party. In this context, the Conservatives are considering a comeback for former Prime Minister Boris Johnson, as he is the only one who can stand up to the Labour leader. Despite Johnson's limitations, he is adept at infighting, which may give the Conservatives some advantage.
Under UK law, elections must be held by 2025, and time is pressing. If Sunak fails to meet the expectations of most of the Conservative Party in the near future, Conservative politicians may choose to take a leap and invite Johnson back into the race. However, with Britain's international standing already in a significant decline, even if Johnson returns, his impact will be limited.
Russia and India, among the BRICS countries, will also be held in 2024**. However, for both countries, the outcome of the elections is almost predictable, namely the re-election of the current leaders. Putin has already announced his candidacy for re-election, and the other candidates have relatively little campaign significance. Russia is facing a war, and changing ** at this time means changing the commander in a moment of crisis, which is not beneficial for the country. In India, Modi's re-election goals are unquestionable, and no one can pose a real challenge to him at the moment.
The year 2024 will have a profound impact on the world, but the world will not be able to go back to the past. Whether it's the United States, the United Kingdom, Russia, or India, the outcome of the election will determine the future direction of these countries. Whoever wins, we need to focus on major issues such as global politics, economics, and climate. We also need to think about how to deal with the challenges of uncertainty and change, make the right decisions for our future, and move the world towards a more stable and prosperous direction. Let's look forward to the results of 2024**, while also thinking and acting responsibly for our choices.