The current political developments and security and social tensions in the world (wars, tyranny, crimes against humanity, terrorism, global migration, racism, discrimination, injustice, famine, security, social, economic, environmental and cyber threats, etc.) threaten the peace and future of the digital civilization, which consists of citizens of all nations.

The mission of the international NGO Digital Policy Institute – millennium 3000 is to build digital peace on which lasting security, social, economic, environmental, cyber and legal stability among people, nations and continents depend in the digital age.

Peace makes harmony among people, nations and continents in which there is security, social, economic and legal stability that is guaranteed by the building of world peace.

An international NGO, the Digital Policy Institute – Millennium 3000 is a global organization whose mission is to protect, manage and care for the virtual world and to build a new digital political system with a modern social and legal infrastructure for a digital civilization made up of citizens of all nations, whose core pillars are:

digital peace (the future of the world depends on digital peace in the virtual world),
digitalization of politics (citizens decide their own future and the future of their nation through modern information and communication technologies online; they just need to add a new mobile app to their smartphones, which will be connected to the digitalized public administration),
cyber-politics (traditional politics is moving into cyber-space, politicians are becoming cyber-politicians),
cyber-security (cyber security does not only concern protecting critical systems and sensitive information from digital attacks, but also protecting the lives and health of citizens in the virtual world),
cyber infrastructure (cyber infrastructure is the equipment, systems, locations, information, people, networks and processes that are essential to the functioning of the global system and on which everyday life in the virtual world depends),
digitalization of power (transfer of political power to modern information and communication technologies and artificial intelligence),
cyber-economics (national and global economies are already dependent on cyber-economics for their existence),
cyber-learning (in the cyber-future, all learning will move to the virtual world; digital literacy – cyber-learning is the innovative use of digital tools and technologies in teaching and learning and is often referred to as Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) or e-Learning; combined or fully online courses and programmes).

For the first time in history, citizens are living in two worlds (real and virtual) at the same time, and in order to protect the digital civilization, which consists of citizens of all nations, it is essential to build a new digital political system with a modern social and legal infrastructure to ensure security in the virtual world, where up to 80% of all new global threats originate.

Building a new digital political system with a modern social and legal infrastructure will require:

• to undertake a digital transformation of the world (in order to inevitably protect digital civilization and planet Earth from global security, social, health, economic, environmental and cyber threats and to ensure security, social, economic and legal stability among people, nations and continents),
• to build a Global Parliament (the mission of the Global Parliament will be to protect civilization and planet Earth from global security, social, health, economic, environmental and cyber threats and to ensure lasting security, social, economic and legal stability among people, nations and continents),
• to launch digitalization of politics (empowering citizen government – in the digital age, citizens themselves will decide the future of the nation, especially at the municipal level; all they need to do is to add a new mobile app to their smartphones, which will be connected to a digital public administration and the Digital Parliament),
• to ensure the protection of digital sovereignty (the security and future of every nation depends on the protection of digital sovereignty),
• to activate the digital transformation of the nation (without it, it is impossible to get by successfully in the global competitive environment or to gain an influential and dignified position in the digital world),
• to build a digital parliament (allowing citizens to be in touch with MPs and the government online),
• computerization of elections (e-voting is voting that uses modern information and communication technologies and artificial intelligence either to support, or to ensure the casting and counting of votes),
• to implement a new global legal order (because of the need to protect digital civilization and planet Earth from global security, social, health, economic, environmental and cyber threats and to ensure security, social, economic and legal stability among people, nations and continents),
• to ensure cyber-security (protecting digital civilization from cyber threats that put citizens at risk of death, health, financial or personal harm),
• to implement cyber politics (cyber-politics is a key platform designed for the digital century, within the frame of which the Global Parliament will be able to interact with all countries online, through modern information and communication technologies and artificial intelligence),
• to introduce cyber-learning (digital literacy – cyber-learning is the innovative use of digital tools and technologies in teaching and learning and is often referred to as Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) or e-Learning; combined or fully online courses and programmes).

The current international system is dysfunctional and unworkable for the digital century because the UN international organization has member states that threaten global security, commit crimes against humanity and violate human rights and freedoms.
Key priorities of the international NGO Digital Policy Institute – millennium 3000 include:

• building world peace (world peace must be built, not protected),
• protecting digital civilization and planet Earth from GLOBAL (security, social, health, economic, environmental, biological and cyber) THREATS,
• protecting security, social, economic and legal stability among people, nations and continents,
• protecting human rights and freedoms, including human dignity, not only in the real world but also in the virtual world, protection of a global political system with a modern social and legal infrastructure that will connect the real world with the virtual world through modern information and communication technologies and artificial intelligence,
• protecting the cyber-economy on which the national and global economy depends,
• protecting the environment (environmental friendliness must become a key policy for every country; a more environmentally friendly approach will lead to healthier living conditions; the quality of the environment directly affects our lives and the future of planet Earth),
• protection of the digital civilization (the digital civilization is made up of more than five billion users of modern information and communication technologies who live in a virtual world as one big community, without borders, regardless of nationality, political or religious beliefs).

There is only one possible way for any government to ensure the protection of national security, and that is to participate primarily in the protection of the digital civilization that the citizens of all nations depend on:

• protection of the nation from GLOBAL (security, social, health, economic, environmental, biological and cyber) THREATS,
• protection of human lives and health (social, mental and physical),
• protecting the security, social, economic and legal stability of the country,
• protecting the national infrastructure (national infrastructure is the facilities, systems, locations, information, people, networks and processes that are essential to the functioning of the country and on which daily life depends, and includes some functions, locations and organizations that are not critical to the maintenance of essential services but which need protection because of the potential danger to the public),
• protecting political, social, economic and legal integrity,
• protection of human rights and freedoms, including human dignity, not only in the real world but also in the virtual world (cyber-space),
• protecting national and digital sovereignty,
• protecting the cyber-economy on which the national and global economy existentially depends,
• protecting national and digital identity,
• protecting the social capital (disrupted social relations lead to the destruction of the nation),
• environmental protection.

The digital century is a historical watershed between past, present and future in which cyber politics will replace traditional politics, politicians and political parties, including the backward political system.

The world has entered a digital age in which social networks are shaping the virtual form of interpersonal relationships, robotics are displacing human labour, computerization is changing the rules of the voting system, artificial intelligence is contributing to the expansion of a new dimension of reality, offering new opportunities for innovative business and investment in nuclear, laser space, behavioral or blockchain technologies, nanotechnology, biotechnology, neural networks, telemedicine, circular, social and environmental economics, etc. And we cannot ignore the dynamic development of modern information technology, which is behind the birth of a new global political system with a modern social and legal infrastructure, led by the Global Parliament.

Current political agendas are inapplicable to the digital age, as they focus only on traditional issues (taxation, transport infrastructure, health, social policy, bureaucracy, etc.), but in the digital age it is essential to pay attention to new global threats, including crimes committed in the virtual world, which pose an immediate threat to human life and health, national and global security.

The most feared global threats include:

• social war,
• aggression,
• harming,
• injustice,
• spreading misinformation,
• incitement to hatred,
• bullying,
• social virus,
• terrorism,
• animal cruelty,
• cyber murder (a cyber-murderer is a person or entity that spreads rumors of hatred, racism, terrorism, bullying, aggression, lynching, extremism or misinformation that cause citizens to take their own lives; this is the completed crime of cyber murder),
• cyber-defamation (cyber-defamation is information that is untrue or highly distorted and the goal of perpetrators of social terrorism is to provoke hatred and hostility towards victims, damage their reputation and disrupt social relationships; cyber-defamation is one of the most widespread and feared global threats of the digital age, causing citizens around the world to face death, health, financial or personal harm),
• cyber-hate (the spread or promotion of cyber-hate threatens the security, social, economic and legal stability between people, nations and continents, and citizens face death, health, financial or personal harm because of it),
• cyber-racism (cyber-racism is the vilification of the human race, ethnic groups, national minorities, and citizens around the world face death, health, financial or personal harm because of it),
• cyber-bullying (cyber-bullying is harassment, verbal attacks, threatening the victim, through modern information and communication technologies; online threats, aggressive or abusive texts, tweets, posts or messages, as well as posting personal data, pictures or videos intended to hurt or embarrass someone else are included),
• cyber-perversion (cyber perverts pose a high security threat to society by producing, distributing, sharing or promoting perverse, disgusting and harmful content on the Internet that endangers life and health, such as videos of crimes against humanity, cruelty to human beings or to living beings, thus fulfilling the elements of the particularly serious crime of supporting and promoting social terrorism; cyber-perverts threaten the social health of society, on which the mental and physical health of the individual is existentially dependent),
• cyber-aggression (social terrorism can be defined as verbal assault, attack, insults, tantrums or threats that result in death, health, financial or personal harm to citizens),
• cyber-lynching (millions of citizens around the world are shamed and humiliated on social networks and face death, health, financial or personal harm because of this brutal and insidious pressure),
• trolling (trolling is internet slang for situations when people deliberately seek to stir up arguments, conflict and hostility in an online social community and use inflammatory messages to promote themselves in order to provoke emotional reactions and disrupt otherwise peaceful discussion),
• cyber-extremism (is a particularly serious crime, as it is characterized by the dissemination of political or ideological attitudes, which perpetrators of social terrorism use to threaten not only an individual or a group, but above all the state, and are also attributed with violating rights and freedoms, including the basic principles of the constitutional order of the rule of law),
• cyber-disinformation (is false or unverified information (lies, fake news, manipulation of public opinion, alarmist messages, propaganda, etc.) that causes citizens to face death, health, financial or personal harm because they are unable to distinguish lies from the truth in time).
• cyber-dictatorship (is one of the most feared global threats in the digital century, because of which the digital civilization faces psychological terror, injustice, discrimination, bullying, etc. from cyber-dictators, politicians, some public media that apply media manipulation, social networks, disinformation websites, cyber-terrorists and cyber-criminals; unlike the current dictatorship, cyber-dictatorship is much more dangerous, because whoever controls the virtual world through disinformation websites and social networks, the one controls the real world),
• cyber-discrimination (a particularly serious crime involving unequal treatment, social injustice, threat to rights and freedoms, silencing, oppression, support and promotion of hatred against a different nationality, race and religion, obstruction or denial of the expression of a different opinion that is not contrary to the constitutional order of the rule of law, intimidation, threats, dehumanization of race and human dignity),
• cyber-paraphilia (social terrorism can be defined as the criminal behavior of a paraphiliac who threatens the lives and health of citizens or their safety and privacy because of his/her sexual disorder),
• fake account (setting up fake accounts to support and promote social terrorism or to commit cyber-crime is considered a particularly serious crime),
• cyber-cannibalism (cyber cannibals scour the web – blogs, forums, anywhere personal information about the victim can be found – looking into the deepest recesses of life, literally eating away at people’s privacy, revealing all secrets and engaging in targeted attacks in search of the human body).

The international NGO Digital Policy Institute – millennium 3000 is founded on a focused effort to avert not only cyber warfare but also social warfare waged by users of modern information and communication technologies against each other due to anger and hatred, and to ensure digital peace in the virtual world through DWO.
The security of civilization and planet Earth can only be assured when world peace is initiated, and therefore in the digital age a new Global Parliament is necessary to replace the backward UN, which is unworkable in the digital age because it has member states that wage wars, violate human rights and freedoms, and commit crimes against humanity.

In order to ensure global security in the cyber-future in two worlds (real and virtual) simultaneously, then the DWO and the Global Parliament must adopt digital and global laws that are binding on all countries.

The Global Parliament will become the most modern global institution in the world, and because it will be equipped with modern information and communication technologies and artificial intelligence, it will be able to communicate with all countries (governments) online, and this modern way of global communication will ensure:

• building world peace,
• protecting digital civilization and planet Earth from GLOBAL (security, social, health, economic, environmental, biological and cyber) THREATS,
• protecting the security, social, economic and legal stability between people, nations and continents,
• protecting human rights and freedoms, including human dignity, not only in the real world but also in the virtual world,
• protecting the global political system with a modern social and legal infrastructure that connects the real world with the virtual world through modern information and communication technologies and artificial intelligence,
• protecting the global economy,
• protecting the environment (environmental friendliness must become a key policy for every country; a more environmentally friendly approach will lead to healthier living conditions; the quality of the environment directly affects our lives and the future of planet Earth).

The current international system is dysfunctional and unworkable for the digital century because it is headed by an international organization, the United Nations, and even though its members threaten global security, commit crimes against humanity and violate human rights and freedoms, they are not criminally punishable, which is in complete contradiction to the principles of the new global order, called the Order of Good, which will be headed by the Global Parliament.

An integral part of the new global order, the ORDER OF GOOD, are global laws legally binding on both worlds (real and virtual) simultaneously, which the Global Parliament will adopt, in order to:

• build world peace,
• protect digital civilization and planet Earth from GLOBAL (security, social, health, economic, environmental, biological and cyber) THREATS,
• protect the security, social, economic and legal stability between people, nations and continents,
• protect human rights and freedoms, including human dignity, not only in the real world but also in the virtual world,
• protect the global political system with a modern social and legal infrastructure that will connect the real world with the virtual world through modern information and communication technologies and artificial intelligence,
• protect the cyber-economy on which the national and global economy depends,
• protect the environment (environmental friendliness must become a key policy for every country; a more environmentally friendly approach will lead to healthier living conditions; the quality of the environment directly affects our lives and the future of planet Earth).

In the cyber-future, it is completely unacceptable that the world is politically divided into Western and Eastern, or into democratic and non-democratic, because it is precisely these differences that cause security and social tensions between people, nations and continents, which begin with quarrels and end with the spread of hatred, which gives birth to social terrorism (crimes against humanity – war conflicts, tyranny, terrorism, racism, injustice, discrimination, bullying, etc.).

The digital revolution is associated with a new global cultural diversity. The levelling of differences is due both to the natural blurring of cultural boundaries (politics, social culture, trade, advances in info-communication technologies with subsequent globalization) and to the direct interest of states in increasing security, social, economic and legal stability and minimizing social conflict.

The new reality of the digital world is leading to the culmination of the process of mixing of peoples in the virtual world, while offering many new opportunities to preserve social and cultural diversity, and, in addition, to engage in the digital, political, social, economic and legal process in their geographical area, in order to preserve their social and national identity, traditions and beliefs.

Technological advances, especially in the dynamic development of modern information and communication technologies and artificial intelligence, also bring new concepts in the political, social, cultural and legal spheres that no country can do without in the future.

New terms include:

• DIGITAL CIVILIZATION
• HOMO DIGITALIS (digital personality)

The digital world, into which citizens enter through modern information and communication technologies, affects each of us, as well as the way of thinking, reasoning, making decisions, and at the same time transforms our intimate (personal), social, moral and spiritual integrity into a completely new form of HOMO DIGITALIS (digital being).

DIGITAL CIVILIZATION, which consists of citizens of all nations, lives in the virtual world.

HOMO DIGITALIS (digital being) is not necessarily identical to our real personality, but in the digital world, thanks to cyberocracy, it will enjoy the same rights and freedoms as in the real world.

The HOMO DIGITALIS (digital being) has the right to privacy, protection of personal data, freedom of expression and freedom of opinion, freedom of information, property rights, access to justice and must not face social terrorism (crimes committed in the virtual world).

In the cyber-future, HOMO DIGITALIS (digital being) will have to honor and abide by the global laws issued by the Global Parliament, whose mission will be to protect digital civilization and planet Earth from GLOBAL (security, social, health, economic, environmental, biological and cyber) THREATS and to ensure lasting security, social, economic and legal stability among people, nations and continents.

In the cyber-future, national security and global security must be ensured, but they are not the same thing. National security encompasses national everything related to the protection of the national infrastructure (national infrastructure is the equipment, systems, locations, information, people, networks and processes that are essential to the functioning of the global system and on which daily life in the virtual world depends) and the population.
Global security involves a coalition of nations working together to ensure security, social, economic and legal stability among people, nations and continents.

In the cyber-future, national and global security can only be ensured if it is provided in both worlds (real and virtual) simultaneously; otherwise, the whole world risks facing global threats independently, exposing humanity to unspeakable cruelty.

The following belongs among the most feared global cyber threats of the future that the world will face independently:

• SOCIAL WAR (which citizens wage among themselves on social networks because of anger and hatred),
• SOCIAL TERRORISM (threats and crimes committed in the virtual world),
• CYBER MURDER (a cyber-murderer is a person or entity that spreads rumors of hatred, racism, terrorism, bullying, aggression, lynching, extremism, or misinformation that causes citizens to take their own lives; it is a completed crime of cyber murder),
• CYBER-DEFAMATION (cyber-defamation is information that is untrue or significantly distorted, and the goal of perpetrators of social terrorism is to provoke hatred and hostility towards victims, damage their reputation and disrupt social relationships; cyber-defamation is one of the most widespread and feared global threats of the digital age, causing citizens around the world to face death, health, financial or personal harm),
• CYBER-HATE (the spread or promotion of cyber-hate threatens the security, social, economic and legal stability between people, nations and continents and citizens face death, health, financial or personal harm because of it),
• CYBER-RACISM (is the vilification of the human race, ethnic groups, national minorities, and citizens around the world face death, health, financial or personal harm because of it),
• CYBER-BULLYING (is harassment, verbal attacks, threatening the victim, through modern information and communication technologies; online threats, aggressive or abusive texts, tweets, posts or messages, as well as posting personal information, pictures or videos intended to hurt or embarrass someone else, are included,
• CYBER-PERVERSION (cyber perverts pose a high security threat to society by producing, distributing, sharing or promoting perverse, disgusting and harmful content on the Internet that endangers life and health, such as videos of crimes against humanity, cruelty to human beings or to living beings, thus fulfilling the elements of the particularly serious crime of supporting and promoting social terrorism; cyber-perverts threaten the social health of society, on which the mental and physical health of the individual is existentially dependent),
• CYBER-AGGRESSION (social terrorism can be defined as verbal assault, attack, insults, tantrums or threats that result in death, health, financial or personal harm to citizens),
• CYBER-LYNCHING (millions of citizens around the world are pilloried and humiliated on social networks and face death, health, financial or personal harm because of this brutal and insidious pressure),
• TROLLING (is internet slang for people who deliberately try to stir up arguments, conflict and hostility in an online social community and use inflammatory messages to promote themselves in order to provoke emotional reactions and disrupt otherwise peaceful discussion),CYBER-EXTREMISM (is a particularly serious crime, as it is characterized by the dissemination of political or ideological attitudes, which the perpetrators of social terrorism use to threaten not only an individual or a group, but above all the state, and in addition, they are also attributed with violating rights and freedoms, including the basic principles of the constitutional order of the rule of law),
• CYBER-DISINFORMATION (is false or unverified information (lies, fake news, manipulation of public opinion, alarmist messages, propaganda, etc.) that causes citizens to face death, health, financial or personal harm because they are unable to distinguish lies from the truth in time),
• CYBER-DICTATORSHIP (is one of the most feared global threats in the digital century, because of which the digital civilization faces psychological terror, injustice, discrimination, bullying, etc. from cyber-dictators, politicians, some public media that apply media manipulation, social networks, disinformation websites, cyber-terrorists and cyber-criminals; unlike the current dictatorship, cyber-dictatorship is much more dangerous, because whoever controls the virtual world through disinformation websites and social networks, the one controls the real world),
• CYBER-DISCRIMINATION (is a particularly serious crime involving unequal treatment, social injustice, threat to rights and freedoms, silencing, oppression, support and promotion of hatred against a different nationality, race and religion, obstruction or denial of the expression of a different opinion that is not contrary to the constitutional order of the rule of law, intimidation, threats, dehumanization of race and human dignity),
• CYBER-PARAPHILIA (social terrorism can be defined as the criminal behavior of a paraphiliac who, because of his/her sexual disorder, endangers the lives and health of citizens or their safety and privacy),
• FAKE ACCOUNTS (setting up fake accounts to support and promote social terrorism or to commit cyber-crime is considered a particularly serious crime),
• CYBER-CANNIBALISM (cyber cannibals scour the web (blogs, forums) anywhere personal information about the victim can be found – and peer into the deepest recesses of life, literally devouring people’s privacy, exposing all secrets and engaging in targeted attacks in search of the human body),
• CYBER WAR (a term used to describe an activity aimed at gaining an advantage or superiority over an opponent in the management and use of communication and information channels or technologies),
• CYBER OCCUPATION OF THE COUNTRY (cyber-occupation is carried out by foreign powers through disinformation websites that make citizens unable to distinguish who is lying or telling the truth in the country, thus threatening the security, social, economic and legal stability of each country),
• CYBER-TERRORISM (it is a premeditated politically motivated attack by organized groups, individuals or secret agents against information networks, computer programs and data, etc.),
• CYBER-DISORIENTATION (due to the spread of misinformation, citizens are unable to distinguish between lies and truth; cyber-disorientation causes death, health or financial harm to citizens),
• CYBER-ATTACKS (are perpetrated by cyber criminals and targeting strategic targets such as government offices, hospitals, NGOs and government institutions, classified information in the field of information and communication systems and cryptographic protection, etc.),
• CYBER-TOTALITARIANISM (persecution of users of new technologies online, restriction of citizens‘ rights and freedoms in virtual space, etc.),
• CYBER-CRIME (general crime is the most significant part of the total crime, as evidenced by its share in the total crime in the real world and in the virtual world; general crime includes both violent and non-violent forms of crime, which, due to their social danger, significantly influence the public opinion of citizens about their safety).

Due to new global threats, the Digital Policy Institute – millennium 3000 wants to build a modern political, social and legal infrastructure in the virtual world, in order to ensure national and global security in both worlds simultaneously.