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The transcript discusses the global nature of a threat that requires international cooperation. It emphasizes that no country is immune and highlights the need for collective action. The text also touches on tensions in regions like the Schengen zone, where countries are reversing policies and imposing travel restrictions. Despite these challenges, the impacts are often short-lived.

Why is it important to address the threat at a global level?

• Because it affects only a few countries.

• Because no country is immune and it requires a collective effort.

• Because it is a local issue.

• Because it can be solved by individual countries.

What is the speaker's view on the responsibility of dealing with the threat?

• It is the responsibility of only developed countries.

• It is the responsibility of each and every country.

• It is the responsibility of international organizations only.

• It is the responsibility of only the countries where the problem originated.

What is the speaker's stance on international community support?

• It is crucial for dealing with global threats.

• It is only needed for military issues.

• It is unnecessary and countries should act independently.

• It is only needed for economic issues.

What is happening in the Schengen zone according to the speaker?

• Countries are maintaining the status quo.

• Countries are expanding the zone.

• Countries are imposing more travel restrictions.

• Countries are removing all travel restrictions.

What does the speaker suggest about the impacts of the tensions in the Schengen zone?

• They will lead to the dissolution of the zone.

• They are beneficial for international relations.

• They are short-lived and temporary.

• They are permanent and will last forever.