My Conflict Meter, charting the ebbs and flows of major conflicts throughout the world, has been on hiatus for a little while now, but I think it's time to bring it back. Instead of the usual "Up" and "Down" lists, here is the Conflict Meter in map form with a few non-violent but politically serious nonetheless conflicts thrown in.
Key
Red: major current violent conflict
Yellow: less serious, continuing, dormant, or recent, conflict
Blue: previous violence or political conflict
Green: political conflict, usually nonviolent, sometimes crippling to state
Black: conflict with other nations in foreign relations
Note: the larger in number or darker in color the dots, the more severe the conflict
World Conflict Meter map
More info...
Iraq
Somalia
United States (w/ almost everyone)
Russia (w/ West over missiles, democracy, etc.)
Iran (w/ international community over nukes; w/ US over Iraq)
Israel (w/ Arab neighbors over clashes)
North Korea (w/ international community over nuclear program)
Sudan (in re to Darfur genocide)
Zimbabwe
Burma
Iraq
Israel/Palestine
Somalia
Afghanistan
Sri Lanka
Pakistan
Colombia
Venezuela
United States
Middle East
Venezuela (e.g. closing down opposition TV station)
Iraq
Sri Lanka
[Israel/Palestine]
Turkey (presidential election)
Ukraine (intergovernmental conflict)
Iraq (by US and others)
Afghanistan (by NATO)
Somalia (by Ethiopia)
Palestine* (by Israel)
No comments:
Post a Comment