International terrorism as a factor in solving geopolitical goals

International terrorism has become particularly acute in recent years.Among the acute political, economic and social problems that concern the world, terrorism represents one of the main dangers.Nowadays, terrorism has entered everyday life, posing a real threat to the national security of many countries around the world.Purpose of the work: to study the problem of terrorism and its solution at the state level.The specificity and level of modern civilization is characterized by the existence of acute global problems that affect the fate of not only individuals, social groups, nations, classes, regions and continents, but all of humanity as a whole.Terrorism is one of the most dangerous and difficult to predict phenomena of our time, which is acquiring increasingly diverse forms and threatening proportions.Terrorist acts most often cause massive human casualties, entail the destruction of material and spiritual values that sometimes cannot be restored, sow hostility between states, provoke wars, mistrust and hatred between social and national groups, which sometimes cannot be overcome within the life of an entire generation.Terrorism on an international scale is increasingly becoming a factor in the geopolitical influence of world centers of power.The scale of terrorism and its interstate nature have made it absolutely necessary to establish an international system to counter it, coordinate the efforts of various states on a longterm basis and at the highest level, and create international organizations to combat it.Terrorism, having long gone beyond national boundaries, has acquired an international character.This crime belongs to those types of criminal violence, the victim of which can be anyone, even those who have not the slightest connection to the conflict that gave rise to the terrorist act.The transformation of the problem of international terrorism into one of the most pressing global problems of our time related to the sphere of international relations and geopolitical goals is due to the following reasons:1) international terrorism is becoming increasingly widespread on a planetary scale.It manifests itself both in regions of traditional international conflicts (for example, the Middle East, South Asia, Russia), and even the most developed and prosperous states (in particular the USA and Western Europe) were not immune from this dangerous phenomenon;2) international terrorism poses a serious threat to the security of individual states and the entire world community as a whole.Every year hundreds of acts of international terrorism are committed in the world, and their victims number thousands of killed and maimed people;3) to combat international terrorism, the efforts of one great power or even a group of highly developed states are not enough.Overcoming international terrorism as an escalating global problem requires the collective efforts of the majority of states and peoples on our planet, the entire world community.