Eurasia Group, an American research company that analyzes international affairs, has named "the next president of the United States" as the biggest risk for the world, and President-elect Biden, who will take office on the 20th of this month, will be appointed by President Trump and supporters. He points out that if the election is unjustified, it will continue to be attacked and become a weak political base.
On the 4th, the "Eurasia Group" announced "the 10 biggest risks of this year" and cited "the 46th president of the United States", which means President-elect Biden, as the biggest risk.
He pointed out that President-elect Biden would continue to attack President-elect Trump and his supporters for unfair elections, "and would continue to be regarded as an illegally elected president by almost half of the population."
On top of that, the Republican Party's increasing resistance in parliament will weaken the administration base of President-elect Biden, and he will lose the trust of the international community in terms of diplomacy.
In addition, the second risk is "prolongation of the new coronavirus problem", and the spread of infection will further widen economic disparities in each country, and there is a risk that disparities will arise between developed and developing countries over the securing of vaccines. I am analyzing.
Furthermore, with "increasing tensions between the United States and China" as the fourth risk, China is developing so-called vaccine diplomacy to expand its influence in Southeast Asia and Latin America, and with the development of clean energy technology. We predict that the conflict will deepen as the competition between the United States and China intensifies.
"10 major risks of this year"
1
Annotated 46th President
(Next President Biden questioned for legitimacy)
2
Prolonged new coronavirus
(political and economic impacts that continue after the start of vaccine supply)
3
Climate: Zero emission target and zero G world
(greenhouse effect) A world without political leaders facing virtually zero gas)
4
Increasing tensions between the United States and China
(US-China relations complicated by vaccination diplomacy, etc.)
5
Global data struggle
(World supremacy over data)
6
Cyber turning point
( Increasing cyberspace risk)
7
Cold Turkey
(Turkey facing economic crisis due to Corona disaster)
8
Middle East: Impact of low
crude oil prices (Middle East suffering from low crude oil prices)
9
Europe after
Merkel (German Merkel retires from politics
)
Fluctuating Europe)
10
Latin American disappointment
(Central and South America in greater crisis due to Corona's devastation)