ACLED 218d ago

Conflict rates remain high and sustained, matching the elevated levels seen in 2024 and twice the rate of five years ago. While individual conflicts shifted — from ongoing fighting in Myanmar to a major surge in Sudan, and changes in conflict rates in Gaza and Ukraine — the global picture has not changed. As Clionadh explains in this month’s Raleigh Report, people aren’t reacting to uncertainty — they’re reacting to the discomfort of seeing how political competition drives violence in consistent and predictable ways. Instability is high, but the patterns are not uncertain. Explore in full: https://acleddata.com/newsletter/raleigh-report-november-2025