ELEVATED · 60CONFIDENCE · 78
The ghost of a century past. Anti-personnel mines are back in Europe
Europe18 days ago·Stable
Sources
Amnesty International
The resurgence of anti-personnel mines in Europe raises concerns about their humanitarian impact, reversing previous progress made in mine clearance efforts. Initiatives funded by the European Union, aimed at eliminating mines and supporting affected regions, are increasingly challenged by the re-emergence of such weapons.
Impact Assessment
60
ELEVATED
Elevated — developing situation worth monitoring; limited but real impact expected
Humanitarian60
Economic30
Security50
Political40
Confidence: 78/100 — reported by multiple independent sources
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Amnesty International
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