Conflict

The conflict has displaced around 4 million people.

According to a report, the current number of refugees would equate to the 21st most populated nation on the planet.

Weapons are being looted in Africa because of a diplomatic conflict in the Gulf region.

A war that kills tens of millions of people could happen again in the next 100 years.

“The world is becoming less liberal, less international and less orderly,” it says.

 Social media is intimate and personal: it seduces and elides, it cajoles and it lies.

The Manual on International Law Applicable to Military uses of Outer Space will hopefully be ready by 2020.

The U.S. bombers had earlier trained with Japanese jets.

4000 visas have been approved under the new defense bill.

North Korea's leader may be as secretive as his father and grandfather, but we know a little about how he spends his days.

Farhana Maute is the matriarch of the Maute group, currently waging war against the army in Marawi City, Philippines.

Ugandan warlord Joseph Kony is rumored to have a hideout in the landlocked country, but Central African Republic has a civil war of its own.

China has sent civilian visitors to the Paracel Islands, which Vietnam claims sovereignty over.

Security official says Iran has a "fully strategic cooperation with Russia."

Food has long been used as an instrument of power, one that lets populations live or die.

Violence broke out in the central Kasai province after a dispute between an uncle and nephew.

Droughts make conflicts more likely but their impact is limited.

Peace will elude South Sudan as long as its women's rights and safety continue to be ignored and abused.

Children are often arrested for crimes their parents are suspected of committing, says Human Rights Watch

Political consensus needs to be turned into consistent action, says Sweden’s deputy prime minister.

UNICEF says many of the children in question are from Syria, South Sudan and Afghanistan.

The U.N. Security Council made a unanimous decision on Thursday to pass a resolution condemning the burgeoning crisis in the Easy African nation of Burundi.

Frank Biermann argues that the world is ill-prepared to deal with 50 million climate refugees in the next decade.

The loss of natural resources costs up to $10.6 trillion per year.

The fight to secure and safeguard access to the world’s most precious resource is intensifying.

The Houthis' recent gains in Aden have happened despite a week of air strikes.

American thinktank says 163,562 people died in global conflicts last year.

A new report confirmed five airstrikes that killed between 35 and 44 people in 2015.

India is speeding up a navy modernization program and leaning on its neighbors to curb Chinese submarine activity in the Indian Ocean, as nations in the region become increasingly jittery over Beijing's growing undersea prowess.

Over one million people vanish every year. Now there’s a new drive to solve ‘a problem as old as mankind’