Current situation in the world

Politicial situation

Global political issues today are caused by a multitude of aspects of life, from religion to medicine to economics and beyond. Political issues in the world affect all nations, and frequently require the actions of groups of nations, such as the European Union or the United Nations.Political issues can be defined as the conflicts of various types that occur between individuals, organizations, states, and other actors. Usually, conflicts over political issues occur between two individuals who propose different solutions to the problems. However, some people argue that certain political issues do not exist in the first place.
İnternational and global trade can introduce economic reliance of smaller, weaker nations on countries that engage in trade with them. Others state that international trade weakens nations with stronger economies. Other impacts of globalization include political and social influence of global powers on the communities and societies of other nations. An example of this is the overreach of American culture in other countries, a process known as ''Americanization.''

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  Demographics situation
  

It took more than 50,000 years for world population to reach 1 billion people. Since 1960, we have added successive billions every one to two decades. The world population was 3 billion in 1960; it reached 6 billion around 2000, and the United Nations projects it will surpass 9 billion by 2037. The population growth rate has been slowing, however, from peak annual rates in excess of 2 percent in the late 1960s, to about 1 percent currently, to half that by 2050.
Although global income per capita more than doubled, life expectancy increased by 16 years, and primary school enrollment became nearly universal among children during 1960–2000, rapid population growth poses myriad challenges that are both privately and publicly daunting. These challenges include the need for more food, clothing, housing, education, and infrastructure; the absorption of sizable numbers into productive employment; and more strenuous environmental protection. Although the explosive nature of global population growth is abating in relative terms, decade-on-decade increases remain sizable and are taking place from ever more populated starting points.
The world in its current state may appear to be a profoundly unsettling place - but it's important to remember that such seasons of crisis and conflict are not perpetual. Historically, humanity has faced and survived many such phases.