What are the non-traditional security threats?

Non-traditional security issues mainly include: economic security, financial security, ecological environment security, information security, resource security, terrorism, weapons proliferation, disease spread, transnational crime and so on.

Non-traditional security threats, according to the teaching materials of National Defense University, mainly refer to the interactions with one or more other countries that have never been encountered or rarely seen by human society in the past, which have gradually emerged in recent years and occurred outside the battlefield.

Security problems in other fields caused by non-military and political conflicts can pose a major threat to the survival and development, national security and social stability of our country and other countries, as well as the region and the world.

Related information:

About 65,438+0,000 years ago, Zhang Zai, a Chinese thinker, summarized the social conscience of people with lofty aspirations as "speaking for the world" and "opening peace for the world", which fully reflected the noble ideals and deep sense of mission unique to the sages. Since its birth, human civilization has experienced many disasters, but it has always been able to overcome difficulties and obstacles and make continuous development and progress, thanks to the joint efforts of people of all countries.

Looking back at history and looking forward to the future, we are both gratified by the civilized achievements made by mankind and deeply feel the great responsibility we shoulder. The 20th century, which has passed, experienced two world wars, which brought great disasters to mankind.