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January 5, 2012
Defense analyst Anthony Tucker-Jones assesses the regions most likely to see conflict break out over the next 12 months.
Many long-standing trouble spots around the world are on the brink of eruption.
Since 1945, more than a hundred wars have been fought, and the world is still plagued by conflicts over border disputes, ethnicity, political freedom of speech, resources, and sectarianism.
At least 30 countries are likely to see unrest or fighting – from drug cartels in Honduras to fears of a new uprising in Israel.
Use the interactive map below to see what conditions might be in these 30 countries. Select from the country list or scroll on the map to see current conditions in that country.
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Anthony Tucker-Jones is a freelance writer and expert on regional conflicts. He is also Intersec – International Security Magazine
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