November 13, 2024
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1:17:41Now PlayingFor the first time in 120 years, incumbent parties lost vote shares across the globe in 2024, and authoritarians flexed their muscles. Let’s examine the larger meaning of the year when over half the globe voted and what the elections presage for 2025.
Featuring Dr. Dan Markey, Senior Advisor on South Asia at the United States Institute of Peace, Paul Nantulya, Research Associate and China Specialist at the Africa Center for Strategic Studies, and Annika Silva-Leander, Head of North America and Permanent Observer to the United Nations at International IDEA. Moderated by Mark Landler, London Bureau chief for The New York Times.
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