The Institute for Economics & Peace reports 56 conflicts worldwide, affecting 92 countries, the highest number since World War II, highlighting the critical global instability.
In 2024, extreme climatic events, from Sahel’s heat to Asia’s flooding, have compounded the humanitarian crises, severely impacting local communities and leading to increased migration.
While reporting on crises in countries like Sudan and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, there are stories of hope, such as Naishorua Masago's escape from a forced marriage.
The local repercussions of global conflicts and environmental disasters are profound, affecting not just those areas but potentially reaching closer to home for many.
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