Global Threats refer to challenges or dangers that have the potential to impact multiple countries or the entire planet. These threats often transcend national borders and can affect governments, economies, societies, and environments on a large scale. Examples include climate change, nuclear proliferation, terrorism, pandemics, cyber attacks, and environmental degradation. Global threats require collaborative efforts and international cooperation for effective management and mitigation, as no single country can resolve these issues independently. The concept emphasizes the interconnectedness of modern challenges and the necessity for a unified response to ensure safety and sustainability for all nations.
The Doomsday Clock is now set at 89 seconds to midnight, representing an increased risk of global catastrophe. Key threats include nuclear conflict, climate change, and the rise of misinformation.…