SITREP 1st Qtr 2023
Trends for Last Month Deteriorated Situations Bolivia, Peru, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Somaliland South Sudan, Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict Improved Situations Niger, Eritrea,
Read moreTrends for Last Month Deteriorated Situations Bolivia, Peru, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Somaliland South Sudan, Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict Improved Situations Niger, Eritrea,
Read moreOur conflict tracker highlights three conflict risk alerts end of third quarter: Ethiopia’s federal and Tigray forces returned to frontline
Read moreOur monthly conflict tracker warns of four conflict risks and one conflict resolution opportunity this summer. As North Korea continued
Read moreOur monthly conflict tracker warns of two immediate conflict risks. Amid heightened U.S.-Russia tensions, Moscow continued its military build-up along
Read moreFour Conflict Risks Noted A tense power struggle between Somalia’s President Mohamed Abdullahi “Farmajo” and Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Roble
Read moreConflict Risks In Yemen, after intensifying their military campaign in Marib governorate in the past few weeks, the Huthis could
Read moreIn Mozambique, Islamist insurgents launched a major attack on the strategic port town of Palma in the far north, leaving
Read moreThe latest edition of Crisis Group’s monthly conflict tracker highlights deteriorations in nine countries and conflict areas, as well as
Read moreThe latest edition of Crisis Group’s monthly conflict tracker highlights deteriorations in 11 countries and conflict situations, the overwhelming majority
Read moreLast quarter saw an alarming rise in tensions between Iran and both the U.S. and Saudi Arabia, and an escalation
Read moreLast month, the security situation in the Sahel deteriorated, especially in central Mali, western Niger and northern Burkina Faso, where
Read moreEight weeks ago, Turkey launched a major offensive against Kurdish-led forces in Syria’s north east and, though fighting eased mid-month,
Read moreLibya’s war spread beyond Tripoli, and Iran and the U.S. continued to teeter on the precipice of military confrontation. Nigeria’s woes deepened as Boko Haram stepped up attacks in the north east, tensions rose between herders and farmers, and the government cracked down on Shiite Muslim protesters in the capital Abuja.
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