Politicians Have Caused War, Economic Recession, Terrorism...

Abstract: In the recent times our world is going through significant changes. There are wars all around the world, Countries are caught in clutches of economic turmoil, Terrorism and Climate change are the biggest threat faced by human civilization, Abuse of human rights is mounting in almost every country, Corporate bankruptcies are skyrocketing, Poverty and Unemployment are at its peak and numerous other challenges. This makes us to ask several questions; who is responsible for all this? What is the future of human civilization? What are our leaders doing to counter these challenges? What would be the world order, had there been no leaders? How long six billion people will suffer for the greed of few hundred (leaders)? However, the†¦show more content†¦Nonetheless, the meeting was inconclusive and they will meet again, again to condemn the current status quo and promising to take strong actions. 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