When analyzing international events, some events may be interpreted as factors that potentially incite extreme consciousness. Here, I list several types of events that may trigger extreme emotions or activities: 1. **Geopolitical conflicts**: Such as tensions in the Middle East, conflicts between Ukraine and Russia, etc. These conflicts may exacerbate nationalism and religious extremism. 2. **Terrorist attacks**: Any form of terrorist acts may lead to xenophobia in certain groups and stimulate the spread of extreme ideas. 3. **Refugee and immigrant crisis**: The influx of a large number of refugees into a country may cause social tensions and be used by extreme nationalists to incite xenophobia. 4. **Social and economic inequality**: In difficult economic times, economic difficulties may lead to accusations against minority groups, which in turn leads to the rise of extreme ideas. 5. **Cultural and religious conflicts**: Controversy around religious and cultural topics, such as laws and regulations on religious symbols and clothing, may intensify confrontations between different faith groups. 6. **Political polarization**: The political environment in many countries around the world is becoming increasingly polarized, and a polarized political environment may lead to more support for extremism. These events and trends need to be taken seriously by the international community and governments of various countries so as to mitigate the breeding and spread of extremist ideology through policy adjustments, dialogue and education.