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banking services chronicle annual subscription  Published this article  It is difficult to visualise a world in which states will not compete for power and domination. To my mind the future of peace and harmony in the 21st century is likely to be directly linked to issues concerning five key realities of life today (1) ecology global warming and climate change (2) nuclear weapons the emerging technology of warfare and the continuing arms race among nation-states (3) geopolitics and nationalism (4) religious extremism and (5) poverty and inequality. Widespread industrialisation the proliferation of factories destruction of forests for the construction of roads blocking of rivers for building massive dams and power stations and the movement of vehicles and migration of people have all caused serious disturbances in the ecosystem. The resulting climate change and global warming can no longer be wished away. In the context of climate change and global warming experts predict that it is likely to cause many catastrophes including the displacement of billions of people around the globe. Today both nature and world peace are under threat. All these developments coupled with geopolitics have put humanity on a cliff and we do not know how to retrieve the present dangerous situation away from its self-destructive ways. This needs to be appreciated in a threefold perspective (i) Nature (ii) Science and (iii) Wisdom. banking services chronicle annual subscription

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