【英文】世界经济论坛报告：2024年全球风险报告（125页）

The aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic and  ongoing Russia-Ukraine war has exposed cracks  in societies that are being further strained by  episodic upheaval. Yet the global system has thus  far proved surprisingly resilient. A widely anticipated  recession failed to materialize last year, and fnancial  turbulence was quickly subdued, but the outlook  remains uncertain.1  Political strife and violent  conficts, from Niger and Sudan to Gaza and Israel,  have captured the attention and apprehension of  populations worldwide in some instances while  attracting little focus in others. These developments  have not yet led to wider regional conficts –  nor have they created globally destabilizing  consequences such as those seen at the initial  outbreak of the war in Ukraine or the COVID-19  pandemic – but their long-term outlook could bring  further shocks.