A report from the Uppsala Conflict Data Program indicates that incidents of one-sided violence in Africa have reached their highest levels since the Rwandan genocide in 1994, largely attributed to recent events in El Fasher.
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Global Conflicts Reach Highest Levels Since World War II, According to Report
The Uppsala Conflict Data Program has released a report stating that global conflicts are at their highest levels since World War II. The report highlights that one-sided violence in Africa has surged, particularly due to incidents in El Fasher.
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Conflicts around the globe hit highest levels since World War II, new report says
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Global Conflicts Reach Highest Levels Since World War II, According to Report