Post-WWII Conflicts Persisted Beyond 1945

Source: World War II Didn’t End in 1945 (2025-09-20)

Despite the official end of World War II in 1945, fighting and unrest continued in various regions for years afterward. Many territories experienced insurgencies, civil wars, and power struggles as nations grappled with the war's aftermath, reshaping global geopolitics and borders well into the late 1940s and beyond. The article highlights how unresolved tensions, colonial disputes, and ideological conflicts fueled ongoing violence even after the formal surrender of Axis powers. These post-war struggles significantly influenced the political landscape, leading to decolonization, the Cold War, and lasting regional instability.

More recent coverage

• Paul Rudd's Career Highlights and Facts
• Research Links Prenatal Acetaminophen to Autism Risk
• Nepal’s Young Generation Sparks Violent Uprising
• Harris and Biden Address Gaza, Israel, and Trump
• Retired Detective Reveals Breakthrough in Cold Case
• Rep. Glenn Ivey Reintroduces George Floyd Act
• WHO Regional Websites Cover Global Autism Resources
• Centuries Later, WWI Battlefields Remain Uninhabitable