Elections around the world in 2024
What do this year’s elections mean for the future of democracy?
This year countries that are home to 4bn people–half the world’s population–will hold national elections. What will this vast electoral exercise tell us about the state of democracy? And how will the elections affect the world economy and global alliances?
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