“Political Polarization: National and Global Impacts in a Fractured World”

Political polarization, the growing ideological divide between political parties and their supporters, has become a defining feature of contemporary politics. This phenomenon is not confined to any single nation but is a global trend with profound implications for governance, social cohesion, and international relations eroding the principle of "Nation First" and undermining global stability. As societies fracture along ideological lines, the ability to address critical challenges—both domestic and global—is increasingly compromised. This calls for a reassessment of national priorities and a renewed commitment to humanity's collective welfare.