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Global Conflicts Reach Highest Levels Since World War II, Data Indicates

According to the Uppsala Conflict Data Program, global conflicts have increased significantly, reaching levels not seen since World War II. In 2025, around 244,600 fatalities were recorded, the highest since 1994.

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According to the Uppsala Conflict Data Program, global conflicts have increased significantly, reaching levels not seen since World War II. In 2025, around 244,600 fatalities were recorded, the highest since 1994.

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Conflicts are on the rise globally, at the highest level since WWII, data shows

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Global Conflicts Reach Highest Levels Since World War II, Data Indicates