Some claim that the primary focus of the country should be on household issues, while others advocate dealing with huge problems. From my viewpoint, both matters are equally paramount, since the government will lose a balance between international and national peace by paying attention to only one.
On the one hand, every country is a part of the world and will be responsible for the worldwide issues, including famine and environmental problems. For instance, the increasing number of pollutant particles in the atmosphere cannot possibly be solved with only one area’s efforts, but with the cooperation of the whole countries. Moreover, if the governments do not fund solutions for the global problems, it will be challenging for their future as external factors contribute to the overall status of the countries.
On the other hand, countries are made from societies, which make social and domestic issues seem more essential. For example, every year, countries hold events to minimize the number of women suffering from domestic violence because if a house is not peaceful enough to make a happy society, it will be difficult to ensure a rich country.
However, to gain global renown and inner peace, each country needs to solve global and household problems equally. Furthermore, domestic well-being means higher living standards, whereas international peace ensures better future opportunities.
In conclusion, I believe that authorities should maintain a balance between both problems because they are equally important to gain happiness of the citizens.