Financial Times, avertisment sumbru pentru Europa: omenirea se îndreaptă spre Al Treilea Război Mondial

The risk of a Third World War is increasing as global conflicts rise, with military confrontations at their highest since 1945. Analysts warn that misinterpretations among major powers could lead to escalation. Ongoing wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, along with tensions between China and Taiwan, contribute to fears of a global conflict. The International Crisis Group reports 65 active armed conflicts worldwide, the most since World War II. The shifting balance of power, with declining influence of G7 nations, raises concerns about military commitments, particularly from the U.S. Analysts emphasize that uncertainty regarding military alliances could provoke aggression, while smaller nations seek autonomy against larger powers' control.