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In the perennial struggle between labor and capital, the balance of power has noticeably shifted in labor’s favor.

This year cemented the Global South—as a term, as a concept and as a force—in global politics, and it will continue to shape the world order.

In 2023, policymakers in the United States and Europe increasingly shifted their positions to the right on immigration.

The lack of attention paid this year to the trend of deglobalization is the clearest illustration that is has been normalized.

This year was a reflection of the new global security order, one in which war has become increasingly normalized.

While Hungary is set to continue to play a spoiler role in Brussels, it’s unlikely Orban will delay Ukraine aid for long.

Tusk has pledged to maintain Warsaw’s support for Kyiv, while also being more aligned with the EU on climate and immigration policy.

In Venezuela, crackdowns ahead of next year’s presidential election and a territorial dispute with Guyana both show Maduro's desperation.

As with all personalistic authoritarian regimes, Putin's challenge is finding a successor able to maintain regime cohesion.