The increase in global tensions, especially internal conflicts that have lasted so long that they have become cross-border and threaten the region and subsequent regional and global peace. First, the Syrian war, which has been ongoing for more than 12 years and has become a regional disaster, and the internal Iraqi, Turkish, Iranian, Yemeni, Libyan, Sudanese, and Russian-Ukrainian internal conflicts. Secondly, the underlying sources of tension, the Taiwan problem, border problems in most African countries, and Latin American conflicts. Third, the economic crises will be the decisive and supportive factor in the outbreak of World War III, and the economic indicators are: the Chinese-American trade war, the problem of global trade, especially in the Red Sea, global inflation, environmental degradation and rapid climate changes.
No, we are not because most conflicts and tensions between countries are mostly resolved by others through diplomacy.
Yes, we are entering into a world where in the next generation there would be much trade war. Each country would be ready to sell its product first and expand its market. We have seen US and China trade war. Trade barriers and restrictions are increasing year by year. Inward practices in trade are creating troubles for few emerging small countries at global level. A time will come when role of the WTO would be weak in front of big nations.
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