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Flashpoint (politics)
In international relations, a flashpoint is an area or dispute that has a strong possibility of developing into a war.
The original definition of flash point refers to the igniting of a volatile material at the lowest temperature at which it can vaporize to form an ignitable mixture in air.
==Current political flashpoints==
* The Taiwan straits between People's Republic of China and Republic of China
* The Senkaku Islands between People's Republic of China and Japan
* Korean Peninsula between North Korea and South Korea
* The Golan heights between Syria and Israel
* Israeli-Lebanon border between Lebanon and Israel
* Kashmir between India and Pakistan
* The Spratly Islands see Spratly Islands dispute
* Imia/Kardak - Aegean dispute
* The Shatt al-Arab between Iraq and Iran
* Possible second Falklands War (see Falkland Islands sovereignty dispute)
* Gaza Strip
* Abyei between North and South Sudan
* Escalation of the Syrian Civil War and Iraqi insurgency (2011–present) into a larger conflict. (See 2014 military intervention against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant)
* Post-Soviet frozen conflicts (i.e. South Ossetia, Abkhazia, Nagorno-Karabakh)
* Possible NATO invasion of Iran (see Nuclear program of Iran)
* Possible re-escalation of the War in Donbass (see pro-Russian unrest in Ukraine)
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