UNHCR reports over 122 million displaced worldwide, marking a slight drop but still "untenably high."

The UNHCR reports that over 122 million people worldwide are forcibly displaced due to war, violence, and persecution, marking a slight drop from a record high but remaining "untenably high." This figure includes 73.5 million internally displaced persons and 42.7 million refugees. Sudan has the largest displacement crisis, with 14.3 million affected, followed by Syria and Afghanistan. Despite some returns to Syria, ongoing conflicts in Sudan, Myanmar, and Ukraine continue to drive displacement. The UNHCR calls for increased efforts to achieve peace and long-term solutions for refugees.