🌍Where are the world’s most vulnerable conflict zones? What crises could evolve in 2025? 📅 Find out with the launch of the #ACLED Global Conflict Index & 2025 Watchlist on 12 December! ▪️ The Conflict Index ranks the top 50 countries and territories by conflict risk, assessing levels of deadliness, civilian danger, geographic diffusion, and armed group fragmentation. It highlights where conflict is most widespread and deadliest. ▪️ The Watchlist identifies 10 critical crisis areas likely to evolve in 2025, offering insights into the world’s most complex and dynamic conflict landscapes. Stay tuned and learn more about these essential pair of resources: https://lnkd.in/eM7V47cU
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The ACLED Global Conflict Index and watchlist for 2025 is highly anticipated, as it will provide critical insights into the world's most volatile regions and emerging crisis areas. These annual reports are vital tools for understanding trends in political violence and conflicts, helping policymakers, researchers, and humanitarian organizations identify where to focus their efforts.
🌍Where are the world’s most vulnerable conflict zones? What crises could evolve in 2025? 📅 Find out with the launch of the #ACLED Global Conflict Index & 2025 Watchlist on 12 December! ▪️ The Conflict Index ranks the top 50 countries and territories by conflict risk, assessing levels of deadliness, civilian danger, geographic diffusion, and armed group fragmentation. It highlights where conflict is most widespread and deadliest. ▪️ The Watchlist identifies 10 critical crisis areas likely to evolve in 2025, offering insights into the world’s most complex and dynamic conflict landscapes. Stay tuned and learn more about these essential pair of resources: https://lnkd.in/eM7V47cU
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#sag_analysis #IranIsrael #MiddleEastConflict #GlobalWar #Deterrence #Geopolitics #DefenseAnalysis #GreatPowerRivalry In this insightful discussion, I sit down with defense analyst Captain (Retd.) Adeeb uz Zaman Safvi to explore the complex deterrence dynamics between Iran and Israel. We delve into how Israel with react to Iranian missile strikes on Israel to reassert its strategic deterrence. Our conversation also touches on the broader geopolitical context, examining the great power game unfolding in the Middle East and how these tensions hold the dangerous potential to escalate into a global conflict. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the precarious balance of power and the ripple effects it could have on regional and global stability. https://lnkd.in/dX3b96Ee
From Deterrence to Disaster: The Iran-Israel Dynamic and the Prospect of Worldwide Conflict
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🔍 𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝗶𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗹𝗱’𝘀 𝗰𝗼𝗻𝗳𝗹𝗶𝗰𝘁 𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗱𝘀𝗰𝗮𝗽𝗲 𝗲𝘃𝗼𝗹𝘃𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗶𝗻 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟰? The latest update to the #ACLED Conflict Index reveals striking new patterns: ◾ Over 165,273 political violence events were recorded from 1 July 2023 to 30 June 2024, marking a 15% increase from the previous period. ◾ 64% rise in conflict events over the past four years reflects the resurgence of major conflicts and ongoing violence in several regions. ◾ One in seven people worldwide have been exposed to conflict, with a steady rate of global exposure remaining at 14%. #Palestine tops the index as the most dangerous and violent area, leading in deadliness, civilian risk, and conflict diffusion. #Myanmar continues to exhibit the highest level of armed group fragmentation. Notably, #Cameroon and #Pakistan have surged into extreme conflict levels, illustrating shifting hotspots. Explore the latest data and see how these trends shape our understanding of global conflict through our interactive map and detailed analysis: https://lnkd.in/di6dsRCs
How is the world’s conflict landscape evolving in 2024?
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Around the world those who support peace need to talk actively. What do we do when someone in power decides to destroy others at all costs, with no limits? Let’s talk about it. We can’t continue in silence to observe people of power go to all lengths with their power, to justify destroying populations. No sides, just talk about how to get to conflict resolution and peace as the idea to just continue conflict to get to peace is not a solution. Destroy everything and then what? There are no sides… we’re all on one planet and conflict hurts all mankind. Pick peace. Conflict resolution. Just your ability to talk about this conflict, to not be afraid to be judged, to just talk as caring people is the right step to getting to a space where conflict resolution makes sense.
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Against the background of a pending Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire, I offer some strategic insights and reflections on this war, and the future of war, from my recent study visit to Israel. https://lnkd.in/g3Dikyye
The Rolling Middle East Earthquakes
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Reflecting on the Echoes of the Great War: Insights into Crisis Intervention 📜 "Ahead of us rumbled and thundered artillery fire of a volume we had never dreamed of; a thousand quivering lightnings bathed the western horizon in a sea of flame." — Ernst Jünger As we approach the International Co-Responder Conference, I am excited to share a glimpse into the rich historical context of crisis intervention, drawing lessons from an era marked by extreme adversities and resilience. My upcoming presentation titled "Before Their Time: Lessons in Crisis Intervention from the Great War" explores how early twentieth-century challenges shaped modern approaches to managing crises. The attached image of Ernst Jünger, a decorated German soldier and author, symbolizes not just the physical confrontations of the Great War but also the profound psychological impacts and the nascent strategies that emerged for coping with crisis. 🌐 Join me at the conference from June 9-12, where we'll delve deeper into historical insights and their relevance to contemporary crisis intervention practices. Stay tuned for more previews in the coming weeks as we count down to the event! #History #CrisisIntervention #MentalHealthAwareness #ICRC2024
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Last Friday, I gave a lecture on the use of starvation as a weapon of war in the context of Gaza for the Conflict Studies lecture series called Concerning War and Conflict. The lecture provided a unique opportunity for analysis, exchange of knowledge and open debate with students, colleagues and public attendees. The lecture addressed important questions and issues around famine, starvation as a man-made suffering, and their impact on the Palestinian population in Gaza. Questions around why and how perpetrators use starvation in conflicts were addressed to make sense of the multilayered case within the broader conflict. It was a good opportunity to share knowledge where conflict analysis and freedom of speech come together to learn and expand our perspectives. Please pin 16 September in your agenda for the next lecture on algorithmic warfare and civilian harm: the case of Gaza by dr. Lauren Gould and Jessica Dorsey. #gaza #starvation #conflictstudies
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#War on #Peace: A Modern #Legacy by Michael Proulx Peace is a construct that results from a concerted effort involving peacemaking, peace keeping and peace building. This categorization generates theoretical and empirical analyses of peace in order to better understand its conditionality, and more importantly, to replicate it when needed. Confusion about the modern enterprise of peace, and war, is examined here. This paper argues there is a permanent global war being prosecuted against peace through a review of the cost(s) of conflict literature. I conclude by identifying opportunities to install liberal market institutions and risk management techniques to the contexts of conflict – for mitigation and/or prevention. The goal is not to assess the cost(s) of conflict per se but question why war is so prolific that it overwhelms the rationale for peace, especially economic rationale. https://lnkd.in/eg8sfv7T
War on Peace: A Modern Legacy
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🗺#30daymapchallenge🌎 🗓️ Day 21: Conflict by Will Johnson ACLED (Armed Conflict Location & Event Data) reports that Palestine is the most dangerous country in the world with a devastating 87% of the civilian population across Gaza and the West Bank being exposed to extreme violence from 1 July 2023 to 30 June 2024. Upon reading this report Will discovered the global conflict mapping using conflict indexing - a score ranking a nations "deadliness" through its danger to civilians, geographic diffusion, and armed group fragmentation. This global conflict index map uses data pulled from the ACLED report and is recreated on the GEOLYTIX MAPP framework. #ACLED #Conflict
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Excerpt: "States and Western militaries must more fully embrace Conflict Realism as a viable school of thought when examining future armed conflict. Conflict Realism, which emphasizes the importance of causal mechanisms in armed conflict, as opposed to preference, narrative, procurement strategies, and centuries-old logic, provides a useful tool for policymakers, academics, and practitioners preparing for future armed conflict." https://lnkd.in/daZf9q6G
Conflict Realism: A New School of Thought for Examining the Future of Armed Conflict
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