Global issues refer to challenges and problems that transcend national boundaries and require collective action for resolution. These issues typically affect multiple countries and populations, impacting social, economic, environmental, and political dynamics on a worldwide scale. Examples of global issues include climate change, poverty, healthcare access, human rights violations, terrorism, international conflicts, and trade inequalities. They often involve complex interconnections between various aspects of society, geography, and governance, necessitating collaborative efforts from governments, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), international institutions, and civil society. Addressing global issues emphasizes the importance of global citizenship, sustainability, and the pursuit of equitable solutions that foster peace and development across nations.
In 2025, gender equality faces pivotal challenges and opportunities, 30 years after the Beijing Declaration. International Women’s Day emphasizes empowering youth, especially young women, as agents of change. The Intergenerational…