Lennart Landman is the Head of Methodology at ACLED, where he oversees the real-time coding, weekly analyses, and the expansion of coverage into new countries. He previously worked as a researcher on European security and defence issues for the Clingendael Institute in The Hague. He holds an MA in International Relations and is a PhD Candidate at the University of Groningen.
Last week, no major changes in protest and political violence levels in Europe occurred and…
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Last week, anti-government protests in Europe increased, in particular in Serbia where tensions between the…
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Last week, demonstration events in Europe continued to decline for the second week after numbers…
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Demonstration events in Europe, which had risen sharply since early 2019, declined last week due…
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Across Albania, Bulgaria, North Macedonia, Greece, and Cyprus, nearly 1,700 political violence and protests events…
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ACLED has recorded over 2,000 political violence and protest events in the Balkans — defined…
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Over 700 political violence and protest events spread across Romania, Moldova, and Belarus have been…
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By far the highest number of political violence and protest events in Europe have taken…
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ACLED’s new Europe dataset has over 23,500 new political violence and protest events, spanning 15…
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