There are still countries and regions in the world that are at war or in conflict

Asia: North Korea, South Korea. Central Asia:

Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, and some small soy sauce Africa: South Africa is basically playing !! Europe:

There are no major conflicts Also, Central Asia and Africa: Israel vs all the dozens of Arab countries around it, and several countries in Africa.

Note: Purely hand-made, all of which are personal partial knowledge, may not be comprehensive and slightly wrong, but generally fine!

Adding, the United States has conflicts all over the world.

North Korea and South Korea in Asia, Kashmir in Pakistan and India, Palestine and Israel, and countries like Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran, and Syria are very lively. The domestic political situation in Africa, such as Libya, Sudan, Ethiopia, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, is not very stable. There are none on the European continent, the American continent, and Oceania.

Stability overrides everything!! Most of the countries that are at war all day are not developing very well, who will develop if they are at war all day!! The "stability overrides" is useful.

Of course, "overwhelming" seems a bit absolute, so I rarely mention it now!

Kashmir, Syria, North and South Sudan, Libya, Lebanon, Afghanistan, DRC, Myanmar, Israel, Palestine, Turkey (seems to have heard so much this year).

1.Palestinian-Israeli conflict [war] war between Arab countries and Israel, Islam and Judea 2Kashmir [War] India and Pakistan, 3Caucasus.

4.South China Sea.

5.Syria.

6.Mali [war].

7.Afghanistan.

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Middle east. Now there are mainly Islamic State terrorist groups in Syria and Iraq, extremist groups in Yemen, and terrorist groups in countries such as Saudi Arabia and Egypt. In particular, the Islamic State group has become a transnational terrorist extremist organization.

Broadly speaking, Syria in the pan-Arab region is also at war.

Since the Fourth Middle East War, the Middle East region has embarked on a long and tortuous path of peaceful development. In 1991, the Middle East Peace Conference was finally held on the basis of the principle of "land for peace", and for the first time, Israel and Palestine sat together at the negotiating table. In 1993, the Palestinians and Israelis signed the Declaration of Principles on the First Realization of Palestinian Autonomy in Some Regions in Washington, D.C., and there was a dawn of peace in the Middle East.

However, the constant violent clashes and intermittent peace talks have shown that there is still a long way to go to achieve peace in the Middle East.

Ukraine, Central America,

Afghanistan, Libya, Iraq, Israel, Palestine, Somali Seas, Colombia, Myanmar, Nepal, Syria.

1.Palestinian-Israeli conflict [war] war between Arab countries and Israel, Islam and Judea 2Kashmir [War] India and Pakistan, 3Caucasus.

4.South China Sea.

5.Syria.

6.Mali [war].

7.Afghanistan.

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South China Sea. Syria, Mali [war] Afghanistan.

Mainly concentrated in the Middle East. For example: Syria, Pakistan, Afghanistan, etc. Palestine Israel. Recently, the situation on the Korean peninsula has not been very stable.

Such as the Iraq war, the Libyan conflict, etc.