GLOBAL PROBLEMS ON A WORLDWIDE SCALE
Keywords:
Global problems, Climate change, Global economy, Healthcare, Security and wars, Global social inequality, Resource distribution, Environmental protection, Political instability, Technological revolutionAbstract
Global problems on a worldwide scale refer to significant issues in social, economic, ecological, and political spheres that require resolution for the entire global community. Ecological problems such as climate change, environmental pollution, and the depletion of natural resources, along with global economic crises, pandemics, and healthcare issues, security concerns, wars, and political instability all affect the global community. Additionally, the technological revolution and its impact on social and economic life are also pressing matters. Addressing these issues requires international cooperation and innovative solutions, with each nation playing an important role in this process.
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