List and describe the four major threats to global security.

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Global Terrorism, Governmental Instability, Overseas Conflict, Kidnap & Extorion

Explanation:

Global terrorism is an unfortunate reality of our time. These indiscriminate and targeted acts can result from multiple terrorist organizations, small groups, or individuals. These attacks can attack any individual, entity, or company at any time and can target anywhere in the world.

The constant pace of the modern world and the unpredictability of national, regional, and global development can lead to regional or national events with short-term, widespread consequences. Partly due to diplomatic and government failure in certain areas and accessibility to information and communications available to governments, public sources, opposition political organizations and the general public.

Armed conflict is intensifying in many parts of the world, and without exception, in many parts of the world, it has continued in some way uninterrupted after both World Wars. In this modern era, there are more than 280 different armed conflicts around the world, with conflicts between 3052 and 3052 each in the last 20 years.

More than 21,000 abductions are reported worldwide each year, 26% in Africa, 24% in Latin America, 16% in the Middle East, and 3% in North America and Europe combined. However, these numbers are growing rapidly and continue to pose a threat around the world.

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