A connected view of the year ahead

What happens next.
And what it does to daily life.

Read the complete analysis below, or explore the events and numbers through the report.

Where the pressure builds

Events have a place.
Consequences cross borders.

The same events are shown here in their geography. Play the year or jump to a named event; the analysis stays on the page. Select a labelled place for its history, next steps and sources.

Map date
Map subjects and layers
World view · 1×

Zoom in, then drag the map or use the arrow buttons. Focus a selected place to separate nearby labels. Reset world returns to the full map.

World events and forecastSelect a labelled region. Circle size shows how many events have happened by the selected date, not military strength or a probability.
Circle size = number of events reached by this date. Boundaries are a geographic reference; disputed claims are explained in the selected region.
Observed eventScheduled decisionForecast eventEarlier history
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What happened. What to watch.

The dates that can change the year.

The calendar joins the historical record to scheduled decisions and dated predictions. Open an event for its driver, consequences and source links.

Compare the whole path

How jobs, prices and debt change.

Each graph names the measurement, its starting value and date, the forecast dates and the comparison being made. Solid lines show observations. Short dots show reconstructed historical costs. Long dashes show forecasts. Open any chart for every dated value and its sources.

The complete analysis

Read it from beginning to end.

Events, prices, decisions and household consequences form one connected story. Read down; the section links are shortcuts, not separate views.

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Sources

Source links also appear beside the event or argument they support.