Global Conflict Deaths Reach 30-Year High, Study Shows

Recent reports highlight increasing militarization, complex international conflicts, and significant economic impacts.

Research indicates 122,000 conflict-related deaths occurred in 2023, with Ukraine and Gaza being the deadliest zones.
The number of countries involved in conflicts outside their borders has reached the highest level since World War II.
Technological advancements like drone warfare have escalated the intensity and reach of smaller conflicts.
Europe has seen a significant rise in military spending due to fears of an expanded Ukraine conflict.
The economic cost of global violence in 2023 amounted to $19.1 trillion, driven largely by GDP losses from conflict.