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New: Alliances. See who is bound to whom around the world, how each alliance formed, and how a conflict in one place could widen, with every entry sourced and dated. Watch the narrated alliances film, see member flags on the map, and tap any country to see its alliances. Also new: Map layers in every tab, steadier map labels, and a gentle request to rate the app.
45 wars, insurgencies and flashpoints on one globe, each with a sourced, dated briefing and a narrated explainer. How did the war in Gaza start, and where does the ceasefire stand? Who controls what in Sudan? Why did Thailand and Cambodia fight? World at War answers with facts you can check: who counted each figure, when, and where it was published. FOR EVERY CONFLICT • A briefing in plain English: how it started, dated key events, the human toll, who is fighting, where it stands now and what accountability exists • Current figures, each labelled as a documented fact, an attributed claim or an estimate, with its source • A narrated explainer that flies the globe from the origins to the latest developments • Sources from news agencies, UN bodies, research groups and rights monitors, dated and linked EXPLORE • A 3D globe with every conflict marked: major wars, smaller conflicts, flashpoints and nuclear risk • Compare two conflicts side by side, or lay a war zone over your own country to see its true size • Human-scale comparisons: what a death toll or displacement would mean where you live • Guided tours, a world briefing of the newest developments, and a timeline you can play • Archive film and speeches from the US National Archives and presidential libraries LISTEN More than five hours of recorded narration in one consistent voice. Everything works without a connection. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, no ads, no tracking. Nothing leaves your device. Briefings are current to 24 September 2026. Some content describes violence and may be distressing. Maps show approximate areas for teaching and are not a statement about sovereignty.