The Edge of An Abyss world

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1- The world and nations are becoming more divided than before.

2. We are on the edge of an abyss, and it should awaken the nations.

3. The climate crisis is hitting the planet.

4-upheavals globally are in the highest ratio.

5- countries are threatened with peace and people are feeling insecure more and more everywhere.

6- Economic crisis is everywhere.

7- Deficit in many countries

8- empty shelves.

9- countries should sound the alarm.

10. Climate change warning signs are sweeping everywhere.

11- Hurricanes and earthquakes are plunging huge parts of many countries.

12- The world is shaking upside down.

13- Temperatures are rising day by day.

14_ People are losing faith in their governments and institutions.

15. The world's largest countries are economically at odds, and it's the highest tension.

16- We are being dragged to the new war. And into a new war. More of the control superpowers into a war of technology and science.

17- Ethics and human rights are heading backward.

18- Low-income countries will suffer economically for years, whereas thriving modern countries will reach growth rapidly.

19- If nations do not invest in their economic recovery, many nations will

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20- The edge of an abyss world article by YOUSSEF CHAMOUN

23-09-2021

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