Middle East Crisis: October 2023 – Present
Check this page for the latest ACLED analysis on the crisis as it develops, including in Gaza, the West Bank, Israel, Lebanon, Iran, the Red Sea, Iraq, and Syria.
Erasing Space: Destruction of Armenian heritage in Nagorno-Karabakh
Following Azerbaijan’s September 2023 offensive, the entire population of ethnic Armenians in Artsakh left for Armenia. Since then, ACLED has recorded an accelerated pace of destruction of Armenian heritage in the enclave.
ACLED Conflict Index: July 2024
The ACLED Conflict Index assesses every country and territory in the world according to four indicators – deadliness, danger to civilians, geographic diffusion, and armed group fragmentation – based on analysis of political violence event data collected for the past year.
Palestine is the most dangerous place in the world, according to the newly updated mid-year rankings.
Six Houthi drone warfare strategies: How innovation is shifting the regional balance of power
The Houthis, although relatively new to drone technology, have been at the forefront of drone warfare. This report outlines six key strategies employed by the group in Yemen and beyond its boundaries.
US Crisis Monitor
The United States Crisis Monitor provides in-depth coverage of demonstration and political violence trends across the US in the lead-up to the 2024 presidential elections. It features monthly in-depth reporting on key election-related themes and an interactive map used to visualize demonstration trends and extremist activity.
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