The risk of global conflict has peaked since the mid-1960s,

Goldman Sachs analysts write. According to them, the indicator has already exceeded the levels of the Caribbean crisis, the Cold War and the September 11 attacks. At the same time, countries are increasingly dividing into opposing camps and abandoning neutrality. This may not be a single temporary crisis, but several global splits that will continue to intensify until the end of the decade.

 

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