Tulip Bidyadhar (BOILER HOUSE INSPECTOR)

That's a huge question. I think most conflicts boil down to a few core motivations. A major one is economic. Nations fight over valuable resources like oil, land, or control of trade routes. Then you have politics and power. This could be about expanding territory, gaining influence, or changing another country's government. Ideology is also a massive driver. People have fought wars over religious beliefs or political systems for centuries. And sometimes, it's simply self-defense or retaliation for a past wrong. It’s rarely just one thing, but usually a messy combination of these factors.