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The monthly bulletin of LEAP (European Laboratory of Political Anticipation) - 15 Sep 2024

Calendar of future events: Finish line 2024

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It’s a very busy calendar that our team has put together for you over the next four months. Add to this a host of other events, summits, meetings, conferences, etc., as the world is bursting at the seams at the end of this year with ideas about the future of our planet and everything that makes it up that need to be discussed and shared. We are surprised, however, that at a time when so much is being said about CO2, global warming, environmental degradation, pandemics, etc., but also about AI and virtuality, all key themes of these meetings, it would be a good idea to take stock of their carbon footprint. All this travel by world leaders and their entourages in such a busy year is certainly not “neutral”.

September 2024

We begin this calendar with events that occurred at the beginning of the month, but which seem to us to be milestones revealing the world in which we live in acceleration. Let’s put down these GPS markers to guide us on the systemic geopolitical map of our future.

September 03-06: China-Africa Forum, Beijing. This summit is important both in terms of financing and influence. New Sino-African investments and cooperation, debt relief worth 360 billion Yuan (45 billion euros), jobs (1 million), military assistance, infrastructure, clean energy, new technologies – China is reaching out to Africa, with equal populations, stretching out its Silk Roads[1]. September 05: UAE, Barakah nuclear power plant in the United Arab Emirates becomes fully operational with the commissioning of its fourth reactor. September 09: “Formosa” joint military maneuvers between USA/Brazil and China. September 09-22: Rajasthan (India), 20th Yudh Abhyas 2024, India-US joint military maneuvers. September 10: (1) Joint naval maneuvers between Russia and China in the northern Sea of Japan[2]. (2) The situation in Gaza is discussed at the 162nd session of the Arab League in Cairo. September 11-12: Hong Kong, BIS Summit.  Cooperation for the development of the Silk Road to ASEAN and the Middle East. September 13-14: NATO Military Committee Conference in Prague, Czech Republic. September 15: Madrid (Spain), meeting between Arab and European countries to promote the two-state solution Israel/Palestine.

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