Authors : Rushikesh Pundkar

Volume/Issue : Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 10 - October

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/25oct381

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Abstract : This paper analyzes the complexity and interconnectedness of global affairs using the daily structure of a comprehensive current events digest, focusing specifically on the reported events from September 2025. Employing a qualitative content analysis framework, this study categorized 45 distinct global events across 12 days into five domains: Armed Conflict, Business/Economy, Disasters/Accidents, Politics, and Law/Crime. Results indicate a high frequency of overlapping crises, with the Gaza War and issues related to artificial intelligence in the workplace emerging as dominant and recurrent themes. The primary conclusion is that 21st-century global instability is characterized by a synergistic crisis state where localized conflicts and technological disruptions are rapidly amplified across economic and political boundaries, necessitating a unified, multi-domain response from international governance bodies.

Keywords : Global Crises, Content Analysis, Geopolitics, Artificial Intelligence, Conflict Studies, Synergistic Crisis State.

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