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The most dangerous countries in the world have been revealed, drawing attention to both well-known hotspots and surprising rankings, including Türkiye. The list was compiled based on international security and peace reports, evaluating factors such as internal conflicts, crime rates, political instability and public safety.
18. Türkiye
Türkiye ranks 18th on the list of the world’s most dangerous countries. Factors contributing to this position include regional geopolitical risks, security concerns stemming from neighboring conflicts, and societal dynamics.
10. Colombia
Violence and organized crime in certain regions of Colombia increase the country’s overall risk.
9. Venezuela
Economic collapse, high crime rates, and political instability make Venezuela one of the most dangerous countries.
8. Ethiopia
Ethnic clashes and internal unrest have made Ethiopia a country with heightened security risks.
7. Cameroon
Regional conflicts and security threats have placed Cameroon in the upper ranks of the list.
6. Lebanon
Economic crises and political instability continue to affect public safety in Lebanon.
5. Mexico
Drug cartels and organized crime have made parts of Mexico some of the most dangerous areas in the world.
4. Chad
Ongoing regional conflicts and border security issues contribute to Chad’s high-risk status.
3. Burundi
Long-standing political tensions and ethnic conflicts have placed Burundi among the most dangerous countries.
2. Eritrea
Strict internal security measures, compulsory national service, and political repression make Eritrea one of the countries with high security risks.
1. Libya
Ongoing conflicts and political instability place Libya at the top of the list. Security gaps, human rights violations, and the influence of armed groups are frequently highlighted in reports.
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