Regional Overview – Africa
30 July 2019
Notable developments in Africa during the week of July 21st, include Israeli airstrikes in Egypt,…
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The Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (ACLED) is a disaggregated conflict analysis and crisis mapping project. ACLED is the highest quality, most widely used, realtime data and analysis source on political violence and protest in the developing world. Practitioners, researchers and governments depend on ACLED for the latest reliable information on current conflict and disorder patterns.
Fact Sheet: Conflict in the DRC
25 July 2019: An upsurge in subregional conflict, an outbreak of the Ebola virus, and…
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Endgames & Affiliations: Explaining Differing Patterns of Behavior Between Islamist Groups
Islamist groups have been deemed one of the most significant threats to international security in…
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Reporting From the Frontier: Improving ACLED’s Jammu and Kashmir Data
ACLED is pleased to announce the incorporation of new information from the Jammu Kashmir Coalition…
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While Overall Violence has Declined in 2018, Conflict is Spreading
21 December 2018: Despite a decrease in total fatalities this year, the majority of countries…
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Yemen War Death Toll Now Exceeds 60,000, According to Latest ACLED Data
11 December 2018: As UN-led peace talks proceed in Stockholm and a landmark bill to…
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Regional Overview – Middle East 23 October 2018
Throughout the Middle East region last week, rates of political violence have remained relatively unchanged…
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The World’s Most Comprehensive Dataset on the Syrian Conflict
The Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (ACLED) is pleased to announce the release…
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Assassinations in North West Syria
Syria’s North West[1] rebel stronghold has recently witnessed a wave of targeted assassinations against rebel…
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