Agenda 360: APCO's Timely Analysis of Critical Event & Policies


2025 is set to be a year of consequences
after a historic year of global elections in 2024. Many of these consequences will fundamentally disrupt established norms, and APCO’s Geo-Commerce and Public Affairs teams are constantly tracking developments and advising clients on how to manage their impact.

Check back on this page frequently as APCO shares analysis of the geopolitical impact of change happening around the world. Click here for an archive of APCO’s coverage of elections throughout 2024.

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APCO Geopolitical Radar

The APCO Geopolitical Radar is a quarterly regional look at risks and opportunities facing the business world, including major national elections.

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Agenda ’24

Get APCO’s extensive analysis of the major elections that took place in 2024 in this archive.

Agenda '24

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February 24, 2025: Briefing on the Outcomes of the German Federal Elections

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APCO in the Media

“Prices are definitely going to increase. I think a big message that consumers need to be aware of is tariffs are paid for by the consumer.”

Safiya Ghori-Ahmed
Senior Director, Global Public Affairs, DC Lead, APCO in CNBC

“It shouldn’t come as a shock that they opened the room to podcasters and, for lack of a better word, alternative media. We even saw former Vice President Kamala Harris move away from mainstream media during campaign season in trying to reach a broader audience.”

Dan Scandling
Senior Director, Government Relations, APCO in PRWeek

Prices will definitely go up on everyday items. So from the cars we buy to the gas we put in them…to the clothes we wear and the food we eat like avocados, corn, tomatoes.

Safiya Ghori-Ahmed
Senior Director, Global Public Affairs, DC Lead, APCO in CNBC