Definition of «global instability»

The phrase "global instability" refers to a state of uncertainty or unrest that exists on a worldwide scale. It implies a lack of stability, balance, or predictability in various aspects such as politics, economics, or social situations across countries and regions around the world.

Sentences with «global instability»

He believes that we are seeing the onset of global instability again, after the brief and unusually stable postwar period in which warfare now generally means civil wars. (newscientist.com)
In particular, he expressed concern that more and more governments are using global instability and insecurity as an excuse to move away from democracy. (totalpolitics.com)
He said he views energy poverty as a key human rights issue, exacerbating everything from global instability to the international refugee crisis. (scientificamerican.com)
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