Why is the world at war?

5/31/2018

This article discusses the reasons why several countries are currently facing conflicts and experiencing war. It highlights Syria, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Yemen, Afghanistan, and Ukraine as examples of countries that are embroiled in ongoing conflicts. The article explores various factors that contribute to these conflicts, including political unrest, ethnic tensions, resource disputes, and external interventions. It argues that the complexities of each conflict make finding resolution difficult, and the article emphasizes the humanitarian consequences of these prolonged conflicts. Overall, the article provides an overview of the current state of war in different regions and raises questions about the global response to these conflicts.

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