Elections in the US, China's attack and negotiations with the Russian Federation: FT was predicted what to expect from 2024

Journalists have doubts that Donald Trump has a chance to win. However, the media warned that in the case of his presidency, Ukraine may face a "greater call" on the help of partners. Financial Times predicted which surprises have been expected from 2024. This is known from a material published on December 30. Journalists are convinced that Ukraine and EU funding will not stop.

The media stressed that the administration of Joe Baiden is "determined" and could compromise on border security in order to support supply. "A bigger call will arise if Donald Trump returns to the President," the material said. In the European Union, they will be forced to find a way to overcome Hungary to allocate 50 billion euros in 2024 to help. In addition, according to FT, Ukraine will fight "with a military breakthrough".

Because of this, pressure will increase on the beginning of negotiations with the Russian Federation. The publication is convinced that Donald Trump will not become president of the United States again. The article states that his campaign against Biden will be the "worst presidential election" in the history of the country. "Despite the fact that Biden is noticeably aging, he will pass.

Rather, because the narrow majority will throw away Trump than Baiden will support for a second term," the journalists explained. According to FT, the war between Israel and Hamas fighters will not cause a full -scale regional conflict. He is not in the interests of the US and Iran. "Neither Washington nor Tehran want a broader regional conflict, even if the fighting between Hezbolla and Israel is increasing, but the situation is alarm," the material said.

China's attack on Taiwan is also not involved. The media explained that Beijing hopes to "attach" the territory without fire. "The leadership of China under the leadership of President Xi Jinping still believes that he has a chance to force Taiwan to unite without struggle - by strengthening military intimidation, political penetration, economic temptations and international isolation," journalists emphasized.