A number of major elections are due to take place in Q4 2019 with the potential to alter the course of global politics. “Slow economic growth, national security, endemic corruption and deep ethnic and religious divisions in the South Asian nation will be key issues at the upcoming polls,” according to a recent article in Aljazeera. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is set to try for a second term on 21 October, with climate change becoming a focus. The UK will hold general election next year and there could be another referendum before then. Additionally, Africa will see presidential contests in Botswana, Algeria and Mozambique, while Uruguay and Sri Lanka will decide their next presidents on 27 October and 16 November, respectively.
A number of major elections are due to take place in Q4 2019 with the potential to alter the course of global politics. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is set to try for a second term on 21 October, with climate change becoming a focus. The UK will hold general election next year and there could be another referendum before then. Additionally, Africa will see presidential contests in Botswana, Algeria and Mozambique, while Uruguay and Sri Lanka will decide their next presidents on 27 October and 16 November, respectively.