The World Economic Forum's (WEF) Global Risks Report for 2025 has unveiled its top concerns for the world. Conflict, climate change, and misinformation have been identified as the most pressing threats that demand immediate and collaborative action.
Despite a decline in economic risks, social and geopolitical tensions continue to pose significant challenges. Armed conflict between nations tops the list, with nearly a quarter of respondents ranking it as their greatest worry for the upcoming year.
Misinformation remains a critical short-term risk, undermining social cohesion and governance. The spread of false information erodes public trust, exacerbating both domestic and international divides.
Climate change also stands out as a major threat, highlighting the urgent need for sustainable solutions to build a more resilient future.
The WEF emphasizes that addressing these risks requires a concerted effort from governments, businesses, and civil society to mitigate their impact and ensure global stability.
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Conflict, climate & misinformation top global risks in 2025: WEF
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