2024: Trump, Putin and the "end of democracy" | Election | The New Statesman podcast
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as posted by the channel2024 will be the biggest election year in history, with over 4 billion people worldwide heading to the polls - including in the US, Russia, EU, India and Taiwan. How could the results change the world?
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Donald Trump and Joe Biden look likely to repeat their 2020 race for the US presidency, and Vladimir Putin will stand (and win) once again for the Russian leadership. Meanwhile India is preparing to vote on a further term for Narendra Modi, and Taiwan are asking existential questions about the survival of their nation in their own election.
In this episode of the New Statesman podcast, Bruno Maçães and Ben Walker join Anoosh Chakelian to discuss the impact a record year of elections could have on the state of geopolitics and the direction of the world's governments.
"This is not just about what happens domestically in the US, it's about the current world order as well, and how the changes in America will force changes in the distribution of power globally." - Bruno Maçães
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