 So, to start the discussion, we're going to start with Isabelle, who will give us a round-up of this election year. So, we have a good grasp of what is happening. 44 countries are going to have either a new president or a new parliament who also have elections in Europe. So, it's something that is quite extraordinary. 2024 will be an incredible year regarding the elections organized absolutely everywhere in India, the biggest democracy in South Africa, in Iran, Brazil, Nigeria, Taiwan, Russia, maybe in Ukraine, and of course, in Europe with European elections. And a new essay, of course. My question would be, I mean, I will try to understand if all this election will be a continuity or a break-up regarding the major geopolitical trends we've seen these last years in the world. My guess is that it will be continuity. I mean, except the USA elections, most of the elections in the world will have, I mean, the results will have a very low impact on the geopolitical trends we are viewing today. Russian election, it's, I mean, no suspense. Iran election, very few suspense. Belarusian, the same thing. I mean, the majority of the autocratic regime will organize themselves to win the election. Coming to the democratic countries, even if the power, the BGP in India is challenged, there's a few chance that geopolitical, that the foreign policy of India, which is based on the multi-alignment, will be changed. Even which is not, for example, which is not at the moment the most probable, even if in Taiwan, the DPP loses the election. And if the opposition, which is asking for an appeasement politics toward China, even if they win, and I could just come back from Taiwan three days ago, it's not what is expected. You will not see from one day to another Taiwan just becoming again in the China area. The important elections have already been organized in 2023. In Europe, it's Poland and Slovakia, which has changed their political drive. And also Turkey with a reconduction of Erdogan. Of course, you will tell me there's a big exception and a big exception, which is the American election. And the perspective is, if Trump is re-elected of big consequences, first, on the help to Ukraine, and second, on the future of NATO. But even that is not true, because can we really expect Donald Trump to sell off the future of the western world by cutting from one day to another the help to Ukraine? I'm not really sure. My point would be that even if Trump is re-elected, is elected, is coming back next year in Washington, it will, I mean, this election will be only an accelerator to the trends, the geopolitical trends, which still exist. And these trends are not at all in favor of the western world. If you liked 2023, you will definitely love 2024, because on the menu we have the generalization of the use of force, which month after month is replacing the rule of law. We'll have the continuing of the collapse of the international order from 1945, and with it the international institutions, which were a guarantee for peace, like UN, and also the disarmament treaty. We'll also have new challenges to the western world, the continuing of the decrease of democracies, and the augmentation of the autocracies. We'll have the continuation of the split of the world in two parts, not camp but part or much more family. One is the south global and the other is the global north. And whatever the election, the result of the election will be in India, in South Africa, in Russia. Even in the States, this will continue and will be boosted. So for me, as a western journalist traveling all around, more than the elections, the determining influence on the geopolitical trends in 2024 will be who is going to win the war between Russia and Ukraine, and secondly, what will be the consequences of the war between Israel and Hamas. And meanwhile, waiting for the next international order with new rules that everybody will have to work on. The previous one will continue to collapse and will have more crisis to come in this world which is becoming a jungle. One may be the crisis between Taiwan and China, others could happen in the Balkans and of course in Africa. I will end by a sentence of Joe Biden yesterday with having a conversation with the president of Chile and here's what he said. In my view, there comes a time, maybe every six to eight generations, where the world changes in a very short time. Here we are and I think what happens in the two or three years are going to determine what the world looks like for the next five or six decades. Okay, thank you so very defining moment, but not especially coming from the elections, as you said, because the most important ones were this year, Poland, Slovakia, of course. Nevertheless, there's the big one next year that everybody's looking at and it's 2024.