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Global Conflict & Peace Monitor · 2026

Every missile
has a price
humanity pays.

This monitor tracks active armed conflicts worldwide using verified data from ACLED, CSIS, SIPRI, KAS Ukraine Air War Monitor, and the Uppsala Conflict Data Program — updated through March 2026. Numbers are estimates. The human cost is incalculable. But peace is possible.

Munitions simulated — today
0
across all active conflict zones
Estimated cost today (USD)
$0
CSIS / Militarnyi procurement data
Global conflict deaths — 2025
~240,000
ACLED Conflict Index, Dec 2025 · 204,605 events
Forcibly displaced globally
117M+
UNHCR 2024 — highest ever recorded in history
Cost of violence as % of world GDP
13%
$17.5T annually — IEP 2023. Peace could reclaim it.
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D3 Natural Earth Projection · Real lat/lng coordinates

Active conflict zones — 2026

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High intensity (>1,000 events/mo)
Medium intensity
Lower intensity / monitored
Simulated missile arc (great-circle path)
Simulated based on historical fire rates

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ACLED · SIPRI · UNHCR · IEP · 2025–26

By the numbers

78,000
Deaths in Ukraine — 2025 alone
World's deadliest conflict in 2025. Russia controls ~20% of Ukrainian territory. ACLED Dec 2025.
$2.44T
Global military spending — 2023
SIPRI record high. Largest single-year increase since Cold War. Rising to $2.6T+ in 2025.
10M+
Displaced in Sudan since Apr 2023
World's largest displacement crisis. Famine spreading. Capital Khartoum largely destroyed. OCHA 2026.
6%
World population exposed to conflict
~500M people living in or near active conflict zones in 2025. ACLED Conflict Index Dec 2025.
Verified procurement data · Militarnyi / CSIS / Pentagon

What each weapon costs

All Active Armed Conflicts — 2025/26

Where the fighting continues

Conflict Parties Deaths 2024–25 Est. Cost/Yr Displaced Intensity
Sources: ACLED Conflict Index (Nov 2025) · Uppsala Conflict Data Program 2025 · SIPRI Military Expenditure Database · UNHCR Global Trends 2024 · KAS Ukraine Air War Monitor Vol XI (Dec 2025) · Militarnyi procurement contracts 2024–27 · CSIS Futures Lab Strike Tracker · Brown University Costs of War 2025 · Wikipedia — Twelve-Day War / 2025 India–Pakistan conflict · worldpopulationreview.com (Mar 2026) · OCHA Sudan situation reports · The World Now (2026). All figures are estimates. This site does not endorse any party in any conflict.
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Trends in data

Global military spending 1990–2023 (USD Trillion)
Russia air attacks vs Ukraine per month (2024–2025)
Est. annual munitions cost by conflict (USD Billions)
Conflict-displaced people globally 2015–2024 (Millions)
The alternative cost

What $33.7B in US military aid to Israel could have funded

Brown University's 2025 Costs of War Project documented $21.7B in direct military aid to Israel since Oct 7, 2023, plus $9.65–12.07B in US operational costs — totaling up to $33.7B. Every dollar below is what that same sum could have purchased for humanity.

The Case for Peace
"Peace is not merely the absence of war
but the presence of justice."
— Martin Luther King Jr.

History's most durable peace agreements — from Europe after 1945, to Colombia's 2016 deal, to the Good Friday Agreement in Northern Ireland — all began not with superior firepower, but with the courageous choice to talk. Peace is not naive. It is the most sophisticated achievement of civilization.

$13.1T
Economic dividend if global violence reduced by 25%. That's the size of China's entire annual GDP. Institute for Economics & Peace, 2023.
3×
Conflicts with active mediation support are 3× more likely to reach durable peace agreements. UN Conflict Mediation Data.
87%
Of people across 140 countries say peace is their most important personal value. Violence is the aberration, not the norm. Gallup World Survey.
The peaceful world is achievable

Imagine: humanity competing to create, not destroy

The same ingenuity, the same investment, the same human passion that builds missiles can build time machines, reverse desertification, cure cancer, and end poverty. What if this were our race? Not arms — but wonders.

"For the first time in history, we have the technology, the wealth, and the knowledge to end poverty, reverse climate change, and eliminate preventable disease — in one generation. The only thing we lack is the collective will to try."
— United Nations Development Programme, 2023
A call to every human on earth
We are one species on one small planet in an infinite universe.
Our differences — of language, faith, culture, nation — are beautiful, not threatening.
Justice, mercy, and dignity are not Western values or Eastern values.
They are human values.
No missile ever built a school.
No bomb ever fed a child.
The change we seek begins with the choice we make today.
Verified data sources & peace organizations

Sources & action