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ACLED map illustrates key conflict events and spatial patterns between Houthi forces and Saudi Arabia over a four-week period, tracking attacks on energy infrastructure, maritime shipping, and aviation hubs.
ACLED's Middle East Research Manager comments on the newest Houthi attacks.
ACLED's Central America Research Manager María Fernanda Arocha analyses how the recent killing of an influencer in Mexico fits within broader patterns of violence between organized crime groups.
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An interactive dashboard visualizing the latest ACLED data on maritime conflict and tension — including military and non-military activity, as well as coercive actions — in the South China Sea region. Updated twice weekly on Wednesdays and Thursdays.
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The 2021 coup triggered a civil war that has killed more than 100,000 people, according to the Armed Conflict Location and Event Data Project, which tracks political violence.
Olha Polishchuk, a research manager at ACLED, pointed out that despite the shocking nature of the video, extreme violence against the Ukrainian population was not rare.
Sudan plunged into all-out war in April 2023 between the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and the Sudanese military, leading to the deaths of at least 59,000 people, according to ACLED.
Ukraine has carried out 237 drone strikes on Moscow, on top of another 85 on the broader region, since January 2026, according to statistics from ACLED.