I don't think this was specified as happening by 2022?
(1) seems pretty close to cold though - if Russia hadn't acted up it might be.
(3) sure, but it does seem to me that every now and then new things to siphon off get found.
(4) there have been a few issues that have been dangerous, remember these are potential scenario spoilers, so not supposed to happen but could happen and thus stop the scenario of ongoing progress.
I give them credit for 3 and 9. I also think 1, 5, and 8 are possibly on the horizon but it could go either way. So I don't think it's far off at all, although not on the money either.
I agree 3 was in place in 1997 but the extent or permanence wasn't known. I think "that threatens Europe" is key. In 1997 I'd say it wasn't clear how long the corruption would last, and I don't think most people saw it as threatening Europe (or the US really).
9 is debatable but I think it's clear that we had a worldwide pandemic with significant economic, public health, and political implications. I think they were basically correct in this, even if the details aren't right.
1 hasn't occurred but I think there has been a sharp turn in Chinese-Western political relations in the last couple of years, accompanied by a change in Chinese internal politics. Where it goes is uncertain I think; I think they could end up being right.
5 will always be ambiguous because of "attribution to climate change", so even if it did happen there would be controversy about it. However, we are having inflation, and people are predicting a major food crisis this year; part of this is due to geopolitics and war, but some of it (my understanding) is lack of yield due to climate issues. I wouldn't say 5 is "yes" but it's somewhat debatable and clearly still a possibility.
8 isn't so far off. We have had energy crises in some places, and in many ways, are having one. You're right that alternative energy is in a strong place right now but it's not actually enough to nullify petrocrises at the moment. Given that people are predicting grid failures in the US, and most of the Western world still relies heavily on petrol, I think this is still very possible.
(1) Relations between China and the US aren't great but it's far from a cold war and even farther from a hot one.
(2) This is a bit wishy washy with the word "expected" but technology has transformed the economy and the world.
(3) Is accurate but had basically already happened by 1997. The transfer of public assets to oligarchs happened 95 to 96
(4) Way off. You can sort of squint at Brexit and say it's true, but besides that set back Europe has been on a steady path of integration.
(5) Way off. No famines and no major price increases attributable to climate change.
(6) Is close. We saw terrorism but I don't know that we've "pulled back in fear"
(7) Not even close to an overwhelming increase in cancer
(8) Not even close to a huge increase in energy prices and alternatives look close to replacing completely.
(9) Had a pandemic but not that deadly.
(10) Progress continues.