4. Economic Factors
Economic crises, poverty and inequality can exacerbate social tensions and become a prerequisite for social unrest and armed conflict.
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5. Ideologies and Political Conflicts
Differences in political beliefs and ideologies, for example, between democratic and authoritarian regimes, can cause inter-State conflicts and armed clashes.
6. Historical Grievances and Injuries
Unresolved historical conflicts, grievances and traumas can accumulate for a long time and become a source of tension between States or ethnic groups, which can lead to the outbreak of armed conflict.
7. Geopolitical Factors
Geopolitical interests and the desire for domination in the region can cause international conflicts and military intervention.
8. Global Security Issues
Global issues such as terrorism, nuclear proliferation, cyber attacks and other security threats can provoke reactions from States and lead to armed conflicts.
The outbreak of wars is a complex and multifaceted process that is determined by many factors, including territorial, political, ethnic, economic and ideological reasons. Understanding the roots of conflicts and finding peaceful solutions are important steps in the quest to preserve peace and security in the world.
