Post-colonial conflicts refer to struggles and tensions that arise in countries after they gain independence from colonial powers. These conflicts often stem from issues like ethnic divisions, economic disparities, and political instability, which can be exacerbated by the legacy of colonial rule. Countries such as India, Nigeria, and Rwanda have experienced significant post-colonial conflicts that have shaped their national identities and governance. These conflicts can manifest in various forms, including civil wars, ethnic violence, and political uprisings. The lack of established political institutions and the influence of former colonial powers can complicate the resolution of these issues. Understanding post-colonial conflicts is essential for addressing the ongoing challenges faced by many nations in the Global South.