Juvenocracy
A new generation of young leaders is rising, and they are reshaping shaping politics. In much of the world, the old guard is still clinging to power – gerontocracies like America (Donald Trump, 73, Mitch McConnell, 77, Nancy Pelosi, 79, Joe Biden, 77) where worldviews and policies are stuck in a bygone era. Elsewhere, much younger leaders in power are taking bold actions on critical issues like climate change and gender equality – juvenocracies like Austria (Sebastian Kurz, 33), Finland (Sanna Marin, 34), Ukraine (Oleksiy Honcharuk, 35), El Salvador (Nayib Bukele, 38) and New Zealand (Jacinda Arden, 39). Here springs hope.
— Wayne Visser
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