Global Security Challenges Rise Post-WWII, South Asia Unaffected

A study by Norway indicates that security challenges have increased globally for the first time since World War II. For the first time since the World War, so many conflicts and attacks on civilians are occurring. Conflicts have escalated simultaneously in 65 places worldwide. In 2025 alone, 245,000 people died due to conflict and political violence. South Asia is not immune to this.

South Asian countries are also caught in political conflicts. These countries are under the watch of Western countries. Nepal is also among them. The role of geopolitics in Nepal's recent political changes has been a recurring topic of discussion.