War News Hub: Primary Sources on Every Major War, Past and Present

War News Hub gathers 211 curated primary and specialist sources on war and armed conflict into one free dashboard. Instead of relying on a single headline, you can go straight to the official statements, international agency reports, research institutes, monitoring groups and archives that the reporting itself is built on.

The site is organized into 26 pages. Current-conflict pages cover active wars and flashpoints, including Russia's war in Ukraine, Israel and Gaza, Iran, Sudan, Syria, Lebanon, Yemen and Myanmar, plus regional pages for Africa, Asia-Pacific, Latin America and the Caucasus. History pages follow war from the ancient world through the two world wars, the Cold War, Korea, Vietnam and the post-9/11 era, with dedicated pages on atrocities and accountability and on reference tools. Pick a conflict below to see its sources.

General Reference

• General (All Wars · Past & Present, 16 sources)

Active Conflicts

• Iran (Middle East, 18 sources)
• Ukraine (Eastern Europe, 11 sources)
• Israel-Gaza (Levant, 8 sources)
• Syria (Levant, 5 sources)
• Lebanon (Levant, 3 sources)
• Yemen & Red Sea (Arabian Peninsula, 4 sources)
• Sudan (Horn of Africa, 6 sources)
• Africa (DRC · Sahel · Nigeria · Somalia, 13 sources)
• Myanmar (Southeast Asia, 6 sources)
• Asia-Pacific (Taiwan · Korea · Kashmir · SCS, 7 sources)
• Latin America (Haiti · Mexico · Colombia, 4 sources)
• Caucasus (Armenia · Azerbaijan · Georgia, 2 sources)
• Global Trackers (Worldwide, 24 sources)

Historical Archives

• Ancient & Medieval (Antiquity – 1500, 7 sources)
• Early Modern (1500 – 1815 · Reformation through Napoleon, 6 sources)
• American Wars (Pre-1900) (Revolution · 1812 · Civil War · Indian Wars · Spanish-American, 16 sources)
• 19th Century (Global) (Crimean · Franco-Prussian · Boer · Russo-Japanese, 7 sources)
• WWI (1914 – 1918, 5 sources)
• WWII (1939 – 1945, 8 sources)
• Cold War (1947 – 1991, 8 sources)
• Korean War (1950 – 1953, 3 sources)
• Vietnam War (1955 – 1975, 4 sources)
• Iraq & Afghanistan (2001 – 2021, 6 sources)
• Genocide & Atrocity (Holocaust · Cambodia · Rwanda · Balkans, 6 sources)
• Reference Libraries (General Historical Archives, 8 sources)

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