![]() The Sahel: Most likely to be the geopolitical dilemma of 2019 Yemen: Most likely to induce 2019’s worst humanitarian crisis Afghanistan: Most likely to suffer from international geopolitics Iraq: Most at risk of returning to civil war Myanmar: Most likely to see expanding ethnic armed conflict South Sudan: Most likely to see second-order conflict problems Philippines: Most likely to see an increase in authoritarianism Syria: Most likely to see a shift to mass repression Libya: Most likely to see non-state armed group fragmentation and alliances Sudan: Most at risk of government collapse The Sahel: Most likely to be the geopolitical dilemma of 2019 To access a full copy of the report, click here.To view analysis of specific conflict zones, in no particular order, please click on the links below. In this special report on 10 conflicts to worry about in 2019, ACLED analyzes the top flashpoints in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, providing key overviews of 2018’s developments as well as a preview of what to watch for in the new year. These trends show few signs of stopping in 2019, as conflict and unrest threaten to expand in scope and scale. Disorder spread across ACLED’s areas of coverage last year, with political violence and protest surging in more countries than they declined.
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