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The future of society and democracy demands our attention. Social and economic inequalities, technological challenges and information security issues pose a significant threat to democratic institutions and social stability, while growing polarisation, the rise of populism and authoritarian tendencies undermine democratic processes and institutions in many countries.
Public confidence in political systems has also been undermined and the rule of law has been put to the test. This calls into question how well our democratic values are protected. In addition, income inequality, poverty, social unrest and political instability are key challenges affecting the future of society and democracy. Economic inequalities can widen the gap between different social groups, increasing tensions and conflicts in society.
Technological challenges and information security issues are seen as a major threat to the future of society and democracy. Rapid technological developments can create technological inequalities, which can also widen the gap between different groups in society. In addition, security threats and disinformation undermine citizens' trust in democratic processes and jeopardise individual rights such as privacy. None of these risks can be ignored. Effective measures are therefore needed to address these problems and ensure social stability, which requires broad cooperation between different stakeholders and strong political will. This is why the future of society and democracy is the responsibility of all of us, and with cooperation and strong commitment we can create a more sustainable and secure future for all of us.