‘It sends a horrible signal’: US politicians react to capture of Nicolás Maduro | The Guardian
Republicans cheer capture of Venezuelan leader, but Democrats say it ‘risks pulling our nation into another war’
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2025 was a year of heightened conflict, amid wars in Gaza, Ukraine and Sudan | The Washington Post
Violent conflicts around the world left at least 240,000 people dead in 2025, ACLED data shows.
With airstrike in Nigeria, Trump inserts U.S. into long-running turmoil | The Washington Post
Top Nigerian officials said Friday that U.S. attacks in the country on what President Donald Trump called “ISIS Terrorist Scum” could mark the opening salvo in a campaign against militant groups there.
‘The front line is everywhere’: 10 conflict hotspots to watch in 2026 | The Telegraph
Today, Britain’s MI6 chief delivered a chilling message: the frontline is now everywhere.
4 de los 10 países más peligrosos del mundo están en América Latina, según un ranking de conflictos en 2025 | CNN
México, Ecuador, Brasil y Haití comparten este año un rasgo que, lejos de ser motivo de orgullo, lo es de preocupación para sus gobiernos y sociedades.
World Map Shows Top Conflict Hot Spots in 2026 | Newsweek
As the world enters a year marked by political transitions, economic uncertainty, and sharpening geopolitical rivalries, new conflict assessments warn that instability is set to intensify across several key regions.
Violencia en ascenso: Ecuador se posiciona como el sexto país más peligroso del mundo | El Universo
Palestina, México y Ucrania se sitúan entre los países más peligrosos del mundo, según el informe anual, presentado este jueves, de la organización internacional ACLED, que registró en 2025 un total de 204.605 eventos violentos, con más de 240.000 muertos y un promedio de 550 incidentes diarios.
At least 33 killed in Myanmar military gov’t air strike on hospital | Al Jazeera
UN officials condemn a deadly strike on a Rakhine hospital and warn the attack may constitute a war crime.
Mali under siege: Tracking the fuel blockade crippling Bamako | Bellingcat
Attacks by a jihadist group on fuel convoys bound for Bamako, the capital of Mali, have destroyed more than 130 tankers since September, a Bellingcat investigation has found.
US defence secretary says he did not see survivors before follow-up strike on alleged drug boat | BBC
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth has said he "did not personally see survivors" before a deadly follow-up strike on an alleged drug boat in the Caribbean.