10 Years of Conflict Trends: Are We More Violent?

The video revisits a previous analysis from 2014 on global conflict trends and questions if the world is more violent today.

An overview of seven claims made in 2014, including the decline in conflict deaths and the idea that democracies don't engage in wars with each other.

Examination of significant conflicts over the past decade, such as the wars in Afghanistan, Yemen, Syria, and the rise and fall of ISIS.

Discussion on recent conflicts, including the Tigray war, the Israeli-Hamas conflict, Afghanistan's Taliban takeover, and the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Analysis of how civil wars remain a predominant form of conflict and their impact on global peace.

Exploration of renewed interstate conflicts, ongoing border disputes, and the influence of external powers.

Examination of the rising multipolar world and shifts in global power dynamics, with a focus on US, China, and Russia.

Concluding thoughts on the past decade's conflict trends and the uncertain direction of future global peace.

Promotion of the Ground News app for diverse news perspectives and the Human Era Calendar by Kurzgesagt.