The chart highlights a range of global risks and their perceived impact percentages, as identified by the World Economic Forum's COVID-19 Risks Outlook. A sharp increase in global inflation tops the list, with a significant 25.1% impact, underscoring economic concerns. Closely following are political risks, such as the retention of emergency powers by governments, which could erode civil liberties, marked at 24.8%. Healthcare challenges, including rising costs and inefficacy, are also prominent at 23.9%, reflecting ongoing health sector vulnerabilities. Economic risks are further emphasized with increased automation-related unemployment and nationalization of industries, both significant concerns. Mental health deterioration and political distrust are equally alarming, each at 17%. Environmental issues, such as the failure to invest in climate strategies and a decline in decarbonization efforts, highlight the urgent need for sustainable practices. Technological risks, including IT breakdowns and abrupt technology adoption, are noted but less pronounced. The data reveals a complex interplay of economic, political, health, and environmental challenges, with economic risks being the most dominant. This multifaceted risk landscape calls for comprehensive strategies to mitigate potential impacts across various sectors.