The Global Political Crisis covers a variety of challenges facing the world today, affecting stability, security and social development in various countries. One of the main causes of this crisis is rising geopolitical tensions, where rivalries between major powers, such as the United States and China, create uncertainty on the international stage. In this context, it is important for society to understand several important aspects. First, climate change is a key factor triggering the political crisis. Countries that have limited natural resources tend to experience higher levels of conflict, especially when facing water or food scarcity. The international community needs to collaborate to create sustainable solutions that contribute to political stability. Second, the influence of social media in politics cannot be ignored. Digital platforms speed up the spread of information, but they also come with fake news that can spark protests and chaos. Therefore, media literacy education is important in equipping society to analyze information critically. Furthermore, global health crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic show how health problems can exacerbate social and political injustice. Countries that fail to contain the pandemic often face renewed unrest. Therefore, improvements to the global health system and equitable policies are urgently needed to build resilience. Unfair elections and political corruption remain major problems in many countries, undermining public trust and stability. Transparency and accountability mechanisms, such as independent oversight of the electoral process, are crucial steps to ensure the integrity of democracy. Furthermore, migration and refugees have become an important element in discussions of political crises. Many countries face challenges in managing increasing migrant flows resulting from armed conflict and climate change. International collaboration is needed to create humane and effective policies for migrants and refugees. On the other hand, populism and extremism also pose a threat to global political stability. Extreme ideologies often emerge in response to dissatisfaction with the government, and can increase the risk of conflict. Therefore, it is important to promote tolerance and intercultural dialogue to ease tensions. In addition, global economic shifts and social injustice are increasingly exacerbating the political crisis. The gap between rich and poor reduces social mobility and fuels dissatisfaction. Inclusive and quality economic policies need to be implemented to create social justice. The involvement of civil society in the political process is also very important. Citizens’ active participation in elections and advocacy helps ensure their voices are heard. In addition, political education can increase people’s understanding of their role in a democratic system.