2026 opens in a world more fragile than at any point since 1945.

This video explains why — and why the risk is not personality, but systems.

Donald Trump is accelerating every existing fault line: climate breakdown, democratic erosion, militarisation, forced migration and global instability. Small shocks now cause disproportionate damage, the defining feature of fragile systems.

This is a warning about climate denial, cruelty as policy, weakened diplomacy, and the abandonment of the post-1945 settlement built on cooperation and care. War is a risk, but slow catastrophes may be worse.

The politics of care is no longer optional. It is the only rational response.