<ul><li>The balance of nuclear power and the existence of nuclear weapons result in the fear of Mutual Assured Destruction (MAD).</li><li>Fear of AI and cyber warfare as conflicts transcend borders into the cyber world.</li><li>Economic inequality and trade wars create tensions and pressures that smaller countries perceive as threats.</li><li>Climate change and resource conflicts lead to fears of future wars for water, food, and habitable land.</li><li>Declining trust in global institutions like the UN and WHO further fuels fear and suspicion.</li></ul>

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