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The article addresses the deterioration of the global peace level in 2026, reaching its lowest point in two decades. Currently, 119 countries (approximately 73% of the nations covered by the index) are less peaceful than they were in 2008. Reports from the United Nations and the global index indicate that armed conflicts and wars persist in various regions worldwide, especially in the Arab region. It explains that both regional and international shifts have led to a new pattern of dominance based on managing chaos rather than direct occupation. This new form of dominance is characterized by “managed chaos,” which relies on proxies and indirect tools such as sanctions, cyber operations, supporting opposition groups covertly, and forming alliances aimed at stripping states of their absolute sovereignty. The article suggests that this strategy is smarter because it is less costly, more feasible in achieving objectives without direct responsibility, and contributes to ongoing instability and insecurity worldwide. It also raises the alarm about the increasing risk of large-scale wars, with reports indicating a rising likelihood of full-scale conflicts. The conclusion emphasizes that these new instruments of dominance erode the role of the United Nations and promote a state of cross-border chaos, highlighting the importance of contemplating effective tools to achieve peace amidst these dynamics.
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