The perceived threat from China and Russia has diminished, with public concern now focusing on non-traditional risks, a recent study has revealed. What Happened: The Munich Security Index 2024, which surveyed 12,000 individuals across G7 nations, Brazil, India, China, and South Africa, found that traditional security risks are still a concern but have decreased since 2022, when Russia invaded Ukraine, CNBC reported. The study also highlighted a growing unease about non-traditional risks such as mass migration and radical Islam. Despite the upcoming Munich Security Conference’s focus on rising …
