Regional conflicts refer to disputes or tensions that arise between different groups within a specific geographic area. These conflicts can be driven by various factors, including ethnic differences, political disagreements, or competition for resources. They often lead to violence and instability, affecting the lives of people living in the region. Such conflicts can involve local governments, rebel groups, or neighboring countries, and may require international intervention to resolve. Examples include the Syrian Civil War and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which have drawn attention and involvement from global powers due to their complex nature and humanitarian implications.