2024 has felt like a crucial portal for the collective — a year of profound beginnings and endings. We’ve continued to bear witness to war, genocide, encroaching fascism, and our planet’s distress signals. But we’ve also witnessed a steadily rising tide of powerful resistance — and we’ve experienced only the first waves. There’s more to come in 2025.
In this piece, we review the key astrology of 2024, look back at what we predicted in our 2024 Guidebooks, and break down how the year’s most pivotal transits shaped our world.
Content warning: This article mentions war, genocide, terrorism, environmental disasters, sex trafficking, sexual abuse, violence against women, assassination attempts, and other subjects that may be upsetting to read about. We will flag each of these sections as we come to them, so you can take care of yourself as needed.
The “Great North American Eclipse” mesmerizes the masses
What happened:
Eclipses are potent moments, but they aren’t rare. On average, there are four eclipses in a given year. However, an eclipse whose path of totality crosses major cities in North America is bound to be an outsize event. On April 8th, the much-hyped total solar eclipse in Aries swept from Sinaloa, Mexico, to Newfoundland, Canada, with many major US cities falling in between. In the US alone, 32 million people lived in the eclipse path, and in some areas the National Guard was called to manage the influx of “eclipse chasers” hoping to witness this cosmic event.
The astrology:
The total solar eclipse in Aries — a sign associated with youth, vigor, and fighting the good fight — temporarily darkened some of the cities where pro-Palestine student protests would occur less than two weeks later. Eclipses can represent interruptions of business as usual, and this one foreshadowed the upsurge of objectors decrying the United States’ funding of the genocide in Gaza. These protests cast a long shadow on the rest of the year, particularly the presidential election.
Pro-Palestine protests escalate on North American campuses
What happened:
On April 17th, pro-Palestine protests and demands for an immediate ceasefire and US disinvestment from Israel emerged at Columbia University in New York. Around 108 protesters were arrested and others were suspended after administrators called the police and accused the students of violating the university’s policies. This pushback only emboldened the protest movement, which spread across nearly 140 universities all over the country, and even more encampments and occupations were established in Canada, Europe, and Australia. Since then, almost 3,000 students have been arrested throughout the United States; many had their degrees withheld and faced suspension or expulsion from their institutions. Though most of the encampments were either forcibly or voluntarily disbanded by the summer, the protests expanded and bolstered a much wider Palestinian solidarity movement.
The astrology:
The student demonstrations at Columbia intensified on April 17th, three days before the Jupiter–Uranus conjunction in Taurus. Whenever these two planetary titans meet, societal upheaval and rebellion can suddenly swell — and peaceful protests and occupations echo the earthy practicality and persistence of the celestial bull.
In our 2024 Guidebook, we flagged the Jupiter–Uranus conjunction as a flash point in the unrest sweeping the globe. We also mentioned that this moment of disruption would be focused on the allocation of money and resources, an area of life associated with Taurus. To quote last year’s Guidebook: “Jupiter tends to magnify situations, so when it joins Uranus on April 20th, we could see a climax of all these themes. But Jupiter is traditionally a planet of wisdom and temperance… So while this moment could bring about magnified disruption, it could also be an opportunity to learn from our mistakes and turn things around, or at least progress in that direction.” Though the US government’s alliance with Benjamin Netanyahu still feels unshakable, these protests planted a crucial seed of resistance.
The last student protest movement of this scale in the US was in opposition to the nation’s direct involvement in the Vietnam War. The demonstrations peaked in the late 1960s, when Jupiter and Uranus were together in the sign of Libra. Like Taurus, Libra is ruled by Venus, the planet of love and peace.
Mexico elects its first female president
What happened:
On June 2nd, Claudia Sheinbaum — a scientist, academic, and former mayor of Mexico City — won the Mexican general nomination by a landslide, a historic victory that she has described as a win for all women.
The astrology:
Venus, a planet associated with women, was approaching its cazimi (i.e., a conjunction with the Sun) in Gemini when Sheinbaum was elected. A cazimi represents a reset, when a planet enters the throne room of the Sun and is renewed. The election of the first female president in Mexico’s history was indeed a powerfully Venusian watershed moment, opening up a new path for women in Mexican politics. In fact, both front-runners were women in this crucial election, with Sheinbaum running against politician and businesswoman Xóchitl Gálvez — a pairing that reflects this cazimi’s placement in the sign of the twins.
Brat Summer and the Femininomenon
What happened:
In 2024, Brat Summer swapped the subtle shades of clean girl chic for a shock of neon green. When times are bleak, the arts can be vital medicine — and Charli XCX’s irreverent humor, rough-edged style, and cheeky album rollout were much-needed balms as we processed our existential angst through lightning-fast meme cycles and early-aughts nostalgia. A thread of vulnerability also ran through Brat, and this emotional honesty made Charli’s unfiltered hyperpop all the more cathartic in a year of dispiriting news.
But Brat wasn’t the summer’s only pop culture palate cleanser. Jupiter in Gemini tends to double its blessings, and not long after Charli captured the zeitgeist, Chappell Roan rose to superstardom with her unabashedly queer music. Gemini loves to shapeshift, and so does Roan, whose elaborate costumes, drag-inspired makeup, campy stage persona, fantastical sets, and imaginative world-building dazzled audiences and broke festival crowd records. Such a kaleidoscopic aesthetic is well within Gemini’s wheelhouse — and when Jupiter is involved, you can expect the maximalism to be turned all the way up.
The astrology:
Jupiter entered Gemini — the sign of the trickster — on May 25th, reminding us that playfulness and satire are crucial coping mechanisms in trying times. Against the backdrop of weighty societal challenges, the pop stars poking fun at our highly curated world provided the kind of charming, disruptive mischief that many of us were craving.
Charli XCX released her album Brat on June 7th, a day after the New Moon in Gemini, and amid the chaos mode of a Gemini stellium: The Sun, the Moon, Mercury, Venus, and Jupiter were all clustered in the mutable air sign on this day. When Venus and Jupiter, the do-gooders of the cosmos, team up with Mercury, the planet of communication, messages are sure to be well-received — especially with Mercury in its domicile. And with a Gemini New Moon in the mix, you have a recipe for a creative launch that takes the culture by storm.
Extreme weather and climate disasters devastate the world
Content warning: extreme weather events, human death
What happened:
The climate crisis accelerated in 2024, as temperatures reached all-time highs on the Earth’s surface and in the oceans. All over the world, communities suffered staggering losses in the wake of floods, hurricanes, earthquakes, and wildfires.
Wildfires continued to devastate large areas in Canada, causing unprecedented fire activity and air quality issues across North America. Mediterranean countries, especially Greece and Italy, also faced wildfires fueled by extreme heat and prolonged drought conditions. And the summer months brought record-breaking heat waves, leading to health advisories and increased energy consumption. As a result, the United States, Cuba, Nigeria, Albania, and other nations experienced dangerous power grid failures.
For the second consecutive year, the US experienced an above-average spike in hail, tornadoes, and straight-line wind storms from January to June, resulting in more than $30 billion in insurance claims. Severe flooding impacted multiple areas, including the US, Brazil, East Africa, Dubai, Australia, China, and Germany. And a 7.5-magnitude earthquake struck Japan, while Taiwan experienced its strongest quake in 25 years, with a magnitude of 7.4.
In the fall, a historic hurricane season precipitated a humanitarian crisis in the United States. On September 26th, Hurricane Helene made landfall, unleashing record-breaking rain, heavy floods, and catastrophic landslides along the mountains. More than 230 people died as a result of the nation’s deadliest hurricane to hit the mainland US in 20 years, while many more people remain unaccounted for.
While the US was still reeling from Helene, the “monster storm” Hurricane Milton intensified from a Category 1 storm to a Category 5 in less than 24 hours, spawning numerous destructive tornadoes even before the hurricane made landfall in Florida on the night of October 9th. Climate scientists have pinpointed climate change and warming ocean waters as the direct causes of these supersized hurricanes.
The astrology:
The copresence of Saturn (the planet of reality checks and consequences) and Neptune (the planet of confusion and boundlessness) in the water sign of Pisces coincided with dire waterborne disasters in 2024. These hurricanes, floods, and other extreme weather events reflect the harsh truths of our steadily heating planet.
Neptune rules bodies of water as well as escapism and illusion. Even as hundreds lost their lives and entire homes were washed away, conspiracy theorists speculated about cloud seeding and the government controlling the weather, bringing the Neptune in Pisces delusions to a crescendo.
For the first time in 18 years, a Pisces eclipse near the North Node occurred on September 17th, just five days before Hurricane Helene began forming. The North Node is a point in our skies that represents increase, while eclipses tend to correspond with volatile and frantic circumstances. In 2024, the Pisces piece of it was all too literal, as endless torrents of water wrought destruction, death, and billions of dollars in infrastructure damage.
Election season’s wild ride
Trump’s legal troubles
What happened:
In this turbulent year, the US presidential election season was appropriately full of plot twists. On May 31st, Donald Trump was found guilty of 34 counts of falsified business records. These charges were related to hush money payments that Trump made to adult entertainer Stormy Daniels in 2016. The verdict brought Trump the inglorious distinction of being the first US president to be convicted of a felony.
The astrology:
Mercury (the messenger planet) and Uranus (the planet of disruption) were conjunct at 24° Taurus on May 31st, the day the verdict was announced. This combo promised shocking revelations and sudden breakthroughs. What’s even more uncanny is that this conjunction took place on the same degree as Trump’s midheaven, the point in a birth chart that represents one’s legacy, reputation, and public standing. The verdict impacted Trump’s chart in the most noticeable way possible.
Two assassination attempts
Content warning: attempted assassination, murder
What happened:
On July 13th, Donald Trump survived an assassination attempt at an open-air campaign rally near Butler, Pennsylvania. Trump was shot and wounded in his right ear by 20-year-old Thomas Crooks, who fired at Trump from the roof of a nearby building. Crooks also killed one audience member and critically injured two others. He was later shot and killed by the US Secret Service’s Counter Sniper Team.
Perhaps more shocking than the story itself was how swiftly it vanished from the news cycle. At first, pundits widely discussed the photos of a bloodied Trump, with his fist in the air, and speculated that these images would win him the election. But this event was soon overshadowed by the rollercoaster ride to come.
A second assassination attempt took place on September 16th, near Donald Trump’s golf course in West Palm Beach, Florida. The suspect, Ryan Wesley Routh, was later arrested on the highway.
The astrology:
Trump’s midheaven was activated once again on the day of the first assassination attempt, when the planet of aggression (Mars) was at 24º Taurus and approaching the planet of rebellion (Uranus). Mars and Uranus made an exact conjunction two days later, on July 15th, a date we flagged as a potentially volatile moment in the 2024 Guidebook. This was the beginning of the Republican National Convention, where Hulk Hogan ripped off his shirt onstage — another surreal manifestation of this conjunction’s explosive energy.
The second assassination attempt happened two days before the lunar eclipse in Pisces. The attack was foiled by a Secret Service agent who spotted Ryan Routh hiding in a shrub and aiming a rifle at him. A one-time supporter who had grown disillusioned with the former president, Routh had allegedly been stalking Trump for weeks. Eclipses can bring to light what’s been hidden, just as Routh’s assassination attempt was exposed, and this eclipse’s copresence with the planet of delusions (Neptune) reflected the whirlpool of conspiracy theories in which Routh was submerged.
Joe Biden drops out, and Kamala Harris enters the race
What happened:
Soon after the first attempted assassination of Trump, disruption and dissent rocked the Democratic Party. President Biden had raised questions about his fitness for office with his faltering performance during the first presidential debate on June 27th. After weeks of mounting pressure from his supporters to withdraw from the presidential race, Biden finally dropped out on July 21st and endorsed Vice President Harris as the new Democratic candidate.
The astrology:
During the presidential debate, Saturn (the planet of limits) was conjunct Biden’s imum coeli (IC). Opposite the midheaven, the IC is the point in a birth chart that represents foundations, roots, and the “end of the matter,” according to ancient astrologers. Biden blamed his lackluster performance on jet lag and a cold, but it also may have been the weight of Saturn on his shoulders. Rather than push him to remain on the world stage and publicly display his declining health, this transit pulled him back to the privacy of an overdue retirement.
The day that Biden officially dropped out of the race coincided with a transformative Full Moon at 29º Capricorn — just one degree away from Pluto, which was transiting the beginning of Aquarius. For the past two years, the US has been experiencing its Pluto return, a once-in-approximately-248-years event that has brought seismic shifts to our political and financial institutions. This Full Moon was just a couple degrees away from the United States’ natal Pluto, making this lunation a flash point in the nation’s Plutonic cycle of decay and regeneration.
Kamala Harris accepts the Democratic nomination for president
What happened:
Vice President Kamala Harris officially accepted the Democratic presidential nomination on August 23rd, framing the 2024 election as an opportunity for the nation to “chart a new way forward” and affirming in her acceptance speech that her only client is “the people.” Harris made US history as the first Black and South Asian woman to lead a major party’s presidential ticket — though in a country still rife with white supremacy and misogyny, she faced a tough campaign.
The astrology:
On August 6th, Harris announced Tim Walz, the governor of Minnesota, as her running mate. Two days earlier, Mercury had stationed retrograde in Virgo, close to Walz’ natal Uranus. This transit echoed a comment Walz made about Trump and Vance being “weird,” which immediately went viral and may have played a role in winning him the position.
Around this time, Mars and Jupiter were approaching a conjunction in Gemini (exact on August 14th), lighting up Harris’ 1st House of self, leadership, and personal ambitions as she prepared to accept the presidential nomination. As the planet of willpower teamed up with the planet of faith and optimism, Harris’ reputation as a “joyful warrior” was on the rise.
Shortly after the Mars–Jupiter conjunction, Harris faced significant roadblocks. On August 15th, just a day after conjoining Jupiter, Mars squared off with Saturn, the planet of reality checks. A few days later, on August 19th, the Jupiter–Saturn square coincided with the start of the Democratic National Convention, foreboding the obstacles that Harris and Walz would confront in the contentious election race. As we mentioned in the 2024 Guidebook: “The stop-stop-go theme of this year culminates on August 19th, when Jupiter squares Saturn… While Jupiter wants to stretch the imagination and live as if everything is possible, Saturn prefers structure and rigidity.” The breezy enthusiasm of Jupiter in Gemini was tempered by the seriousness of Saturn in Pisces as pro-Palestine protesters gathered at the DNC and advocated for a Palestinian speaker to join the convention. Democrats rejected this demand, casting a shadow over the otherwise cheerful tone of the DNC.
Venus in Virgo was another focal point of the DNC. Harris just so happens to have natal Venus in Virgo, and she became the “face” of this tricky transit. Venus is a planet traditionally associated with women, but it’s not completely comfortable in Virgo, the sign of its fall. Its squares to Saturn and Mars in August reflected the grim realities of misogyny, racism, and threatened reproductive rights, challenges that raised the stakes of Harris’ candidacy.
Sean “Diddy” Combs is arrested in New York
Content warning: sexual abuse, sexual trafficking, molestation, assault, arson, kidnapping, violence against women
What happened:
On September 16th, Sean “Diddy” Combs was arrested in New York and charged with racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking, and transportation to engage in prostitution. According to the indictment, Combs had used his business empire to sexually abuse and exploit women for more than a decade.
A further wave of lawsuits would be filed on October 20th, accusing the disgraced rap mogul of raping women, sexually assaulting men, and molesting a 16-year-old boy. The plaintiffs alleged that Combs silenced his victims through blackmail, threats of kidnapping, arson, and physical violence.
The astrology:
Combs’ arrest happened the night before the fateful lunar eclipse in Pisces — the first Pisces eclipse near the North Node in 18 years. The ancients generally considered eclipses inauspicious moments when kings can fall from grace and entire empires can topple. The same goes for our modern-day royalty: rich and powerful celebrities.
Combs was born when the North Node was in Pisces and the South Node was in Virgo, indicating that this new series of eclipses would be especially intense for him. The lunar eclipse in September took place only seven degrees away from his natal North Node, suggesting a turn of events in his life story.
At the time of his arrest, Pluto was also traveling over Combs’ natal Mars in Capricorn. With his natal Sun, Venus, and Neptune in the Mars-ruled sign of Scorpio, the warrior planet is key for Combs. And in Capricorn, the sign of its exaltation, Mars is one of the strongest planets in Combs’ birth chart. But Pluto has a way of revealing gruesome underbellies, and that’s exactly what the planet of the underworld had in store for Combs during this once-in-a-lifetime transit.
Ongoing genocide in Gaza
Content warning: genocide, war, extreme human violence
What happened:
Since the events of October 7th, 2023, when the Palestinian militant group Hamas launched a devastating attack on Israel, Benjamin Netanhayu’s seemingly insatiable appetite for supremacy and revenge has resulted in multiple war crimes, unimaginable losses of Palestinian civilian life, and humanitarian crises that will impact generations to come. More than a year later, Netanhayu’s genocidal campaign against the people of Gaza has now claimed the lives of at least 45,000 Palestinians — and counting.
On October 16th, Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar — the key figure behind the attacks on October 7th, 2023 — was killed by a group of Israeli soldiers. Biden said that the killing of Sinwar in Gaza raised “the prospect of a ceasefire,” but Netanyahu responded that it was not the end of the war.
The crisis in Gaza has become a moral litmus test for the world. In the US presidential election race, both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris expressed support for Netanyahu and his far-right cabinet, despite widespread demands for a ceasefire and disinvestment from Israel. The burden of rejecting the status quo of the military-industrial complex continues to fall on the people.
The astrology:
For the entirety of 2024, the hungry North Node of the Moon was in Aries, amplifying this sign’s association with the warrior planet. Meanwhile, the release point of the South Node was in Libra, the sign of justice and diplomacy. Over the past year, peacekeeping progress has dwindled, while violence and war have spun out of control.
Yahya Sinwar was killed by IDF forces just a day before October’s tense Full Moon in Aries, which conjoined Chiron (the wounded healer) and squared both Mars and Pluto. Any time the Moon conjoins Chiron, our deepest emotional wounds are activated, and this was an especially fraught lunation with Mars (the planet of aggression) and Pluto (the planet of power) in the mix. Full Moons tend to be moments of culmination, and the murder of Sinwar was a major flash point in the conflicts throughout the Middle East.
The Israeli pager and walkie-talkie terror attack and the threat of a wider war in the Middle East
Content warning: terror, war, death, severe injury, airstrikes, explosions
What happened:
At least 12 people — including two children — were killed and thousands more injured after communication devices, some used by the terrorist group Hezbollah, dramatically exploded across Lebanon on September 17th and 18th. A later round of walkie-talkie detonations killed 30 and injured more than 750 people. The attack was part of Israel’s decade-long effort to develop a so-called “red button” plan — a potentially devastating act of violence that could be executed at a critical moment for maximum impact.
Following the attack, waves of military strikes launched by the IDF in Lebanon have killed hundreds of civilians, displaced thousands, and heightened tensions in the region to a breaking point. An Israeli airstrike on Beirut on September 27th killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah as well as many other prominent figures in the organization. Iran launched almost 200 ballistic missiles toward Israel a few days later, on October 1st, raising fears that the Middle East was on the precipice of a broader war. Despite pleas from global leaders to exercise “restraint,” Netanyahu’s genocidal campaign continues to escalate. On October 14th, the US pledged to deploy a missile defense system and around 100 troops to Israel. That same day, hundreds rushed the New York Stock Exchange and staged a sit-in outside the Manhattan landmark, and 206 anti-Israel protesters — many of them members of Jewish activist groups — were arrested.
The astrology:
The pager attack was launched on the same day as the lunar eclipse in Pisces. As noted in our review of 2023’s astrology, eclipses have tended to line up with flash points in Israel’s acts of terror, genocide, and war. And North Node eclipses conjure insatiable hunger as well as intense urges for material conquest.
This lunar eclipse was ruled by Jupiter, the planet of faith and abundance, which has been in Gemini since May 2024. Jupiter is in detriment in the sign of Gemini, which tempers and sometimes distorts this planet’s more magnanimous connotations. Jupiter is also connected to all forms of religion, reflected in Netanyahu’s far-right cabinet and faith-driven campaign of terror and genocide. The widespread nature of this attack, which weaponized thousands of pagers and walkie-talkies, further reflects the presence of expansive Jupiter in a sign associated with hands and electronic devices.
Donald Trump wins the US presidential election
What happened:
On November 5th, after a chaotic election season, Donald Trump became the 47th president-elect of the United States, winning 312 electoral college votes to Vice President Kamala Harris’ 226. Republicans also won control of the Senate — flipping seats in Montana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia — and the House of Representatives. In an improbable comeback, the Republicans swept every single battleground state, giving Trump and his party full control of the government.
Harris gave a sobering concession speech on November 6th at her alma mater, Howard University, where she encouraged young people to acknowledge their own power, to resist hopelessness, and to organize. She said, “My heart is full today, full of gratitude for the trust you have placed in me, full of love for our country, and full of resolve.” President Joe Biden promised a peaceful transition of power while Democrats mourned what could have been. Now all of us must contend with the reality of where we find ourselves.
After weeks of rage-baiting campaign messaging — in which he demonized migrants, threatened mass deportation, perpetuated conspiracy theories, and hinted at a fascist reign — Trump prevailed. The endorsement of podcasting giant Joe Rogan and others in the manosphere subverted traditional mainstream media and helped Trump’s message reach niche audiences. The support of the world’s richest man, Elon Musk (who just so happens to own one of the world’s largest social media platforms), likely contributed to the MAGA wave. Trump’s victory elated the so-called “heterodoxy,” a group of podcasters, influencers, and public figures who have cashed in on misogyny and gained hugely from Trump’s hypermasculine political visions.
The results of this election will be dissected throughout the months, years, and decades to come. But for now, many of us are on a knife-edge, knowing that our hard-won human rights, bodily autonomy, abortion access, and even basic right to live in this country are now in question.
The astrology:
On November 3rd, Mars (the planet of conflict) and Pluto (the planet of power, wealth, and the underworld) made an opposition, which was still reverberating on Election Day. This aspect signifies a gruesome battle that must be fought with everything at one’s disposal. Nothing can be left on the table; fairness isn’t the name of the game. This opposition occurred as Pluto was lingering on the final degree of Capricorn — echoing the story of the Full Moon on July 21st, when President Joe Biden dropped out of the election race. That Full Moon occurred on the final degree of Capricorn and conjunct Pluto, highlighting the position of the underworld planet in the United States’ 1776 inception chart. Translation? November 2024 also marked the end of the United States’ Pluto return, a once-in-248-year reckoning with and revealing of our shadows, power imbalances, and underbellies. When we don’t address our wounds, the symptoms multiply into a thousand-headed hydra of pain.
The US is also undergoing its Chiron return, a once-in-52-years transit that isn’t as rare as a Pluto return, but one that definitely points to the root of a problem — and what happens when a wound is left to fester.
Jupiter in Gemini, a sign that can distort the gifts of the greater benefic, amplified the misinformation circulated by social media bots and fake accounts throughout the election race. With the planet of expansion in a whole-sign square to Saturn (a planet that can conjure unease), podcasters leveraged this tense energy by using blame and fear to promote their views and grow their followings.
Because of its retrograde movement through Cancer and Leo from December 6th, 2024, to February 23rd, 2025, this Mars–Pluto opposition is the first part of a trilogy. The next two installments will happen with Mars in Leo and Pluto in Aquarius on January 2nd and April 26th, 2025, hinting that shadowy power plays will dominate Trump’s return to the White House over the coming months — though Pluto in Aquarius will also mobilize us to organize, protest, and resist.
Forging a path forward
With Pluto now lodged in Aquarius for the next 20 years, the potency of our interconnection and collective action is crucial. The truths that Pluto excavates from the underworld are gruesome but necessary to grapple with if we want to transform. It has always fallen on the people to reclaim our power from authority figures who would rather we just comply and do their bidding. But many of us have been able to spend most of our lives putting that responsibility on the back burner, leaving activists on the frontlines with the burden of protecting our human rights and defending the health and safety of our communities. In the coming year, the weight of this work will only increase for those who have already been dedicating their lives to creating a fair and just world — namely Black, Brown, Indigenous, migrant, disabled, poor, femme, queer, and trans folks. But this is a time when every single one of us will need to be involved — to be disruptive, to take risks, to learn, and to hone our organizing skills.
Observing the manifestation of astrological transits through major current events is a powerful way to understand the cycles that we live within. Saturn, Neptune, and Uranus — following Pluto’s lead — will all be changing signs in 2025. For better or worse, a new era is dawning, and we will help to shape it, but not by remaining complacent. Instead, we must be resistant to tyranny, resourceful in our responses to fascism, and unwavering in our commitment to mobilizing mass solidarity movements that center the most marginalized among us. May the bold, brash, galvanizing astrology of 2025 help us build a fairer world together.
For an in-depth look at next year’s main events, check out the 2025 Yearbook.
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