A recent study indicates that the number of state conflicts in 2025 reached the highest level since World War II. Additionally, the year 2025 was noted as the third-deadliest year since the conclusion of the Cold War.
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Study Reports Increase in State Conflicts in 2025
A study has revealed that 2025 experienced the highest number of state conflicts since World War II. The year was also marked as the third-deadliest since the end of the Cold War.
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'Conflict Trends': Civil wars, international fights hit high
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Study Reports Increase in State Conflicts in 2025