year2024

Year 2024 was a leap year in the Gregorian calendar, consisting of 366 days. It saw continued global recovery from the COVID-19 era and faced enduring challenges such as inflation, geopolitical tensions, and climate-related pressures. The year was marked by major international events as well as ongoing regional conflicts and policy shifts that shaped global agendas across politics, economics, and security.

In sports and culture, the year featured the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics, held from July 26 to August 11, with athletes from around the world. The UEFA European Championship took place in Germany from June 14 to July 14. In politics, the United States conducted its presidential election on November 5, a central event in domestic and international politics, affecting alliances and policy debates abroad.

Geopolitically, the war in Ukraine continued to influence security dynamics, energy markets, and diplomatic alignments. Economies faced varying trajectories, with many regions grappling with inflation and monetary policy normalization. Climate policy and energy transition remained urgent priorities for governments and industry alike, amid weather events and evolving environmental commitments.

Scientific and technological developments continued apace, with advances in artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and space exploration. Governments and private organizations expanded research and regulatory discussions to address safety, ethics, and governance in rapidly advancing technologies.