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2023 to see 183 regional conflicts

Báo Quốc TếBáo Quốc Tế12/12/2023


In 2023, the number of victims of conflict increased by 14% and the number of violent incidents increased by 28% compared to last year.
Quả cầu lửa bốc lên phía trên một tòa nhà trong cuộc tấn công của Israel ở Rafah, Gaza ngày 9/12. (Nguồn: AFP)
The Israel-Hamas war is one of the 'hottest' conflicts of 2023. (Source: AFP)

According to the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), in 2023, there were 183 regional conflicts in the world, a record high number in a year in the past 30 years.

The authors of the study emphasize that the modern global conflict landscape is characterized by intractability. Common causes include the activities of non-state armed groups, domestic terrorism, territorial disputes, and the climate crisis.

The International Committee of the Red Cross believes that there are currently 459 armed groups whose activities raise humanitarian concerns.

According to the authors, the intensity of conflicts is increasing over time. In 2023, the number of victims increased by 14% and the number of violent incidents increased by 28% compared to last year. This shows that in many parts of the world, the need for humanitarian, stabilization and reconstruction is increasingly urgent.

Besides the conflicts in Eastern Europe and the Middle East, the world witnessed a number of other prominent issues, for example, the Russia-Georgia relationship remains tense, the situation between Algeria and Morocco is currently deteriorating, and domestic terrorism is escalating in Pakistan.

The IISS stressed that the United Nations' influence in resolving conflicts is weakening due to internal tensions within the agency, clearly demonstrated by disagreements over the Palestine-Israel conflict.



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