Conflict

Explore the drivers, forms, and consequences of conflict for world order.

Bombs and bullets are not required for countries to come into conflict.

Although wars between countries are declining, conflicts within countries are increasingly threatening world order.

When cities become battlefields, civilians represent most casualties.

Learn how competition over natural resources fuels and finances fighting.

The United States and the Soviet Union never directly clashed, but the Cold War was far from bloodless.

More than twenty years after the Good Friday Agreement was signed, the region offers lessons about the challenges that remain after a conflict ends.

Trace NATO’s history and learn how the organization’s mission has evolved over seventy years.

Killer robots have long been a fear and fascination of humankind. Today, artificial intelligence is making them a reality.

Questions to check your understanding.