What Your Country Can Do for You: Discontent Ahead of South Africa's General Election
In this infographic, ACLED Research Analyst Melissa Pavlik examines electoral violence and demonstration activity going…
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Melissa Pavlik is a former ACLED Research Consultant. Melissa focused on overarching trends of armed conflict across and within ACLED’s regions of study. She has degrees in Statistics and Political Science from the University of Chicago, and in War Studies from King’s College London. Her research focus includes violent non-state actors, conflict mapping, and American foreign policy.
Revenge of the Kurds: Turkey’s PKK Insurgency From 2016 Onwards
In this infographic, ACLED Middle East Research Manager Tom Hart and Research Analyst Melissa Pavlik…
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Push Comes to Shove: Haftar’s abrupt, and inevitable, march towards Tripoli
By advancing on Tripoli, Haftar counted on the defection of GNA-aligned forces, and bargained on…
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Southeastern Europe – Europe Data Release
Across Albania, Bulgaria, North Macedonia, Greece, and Cyprus, nearly 1,700 political violence and protests events…
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The Balkans – Europe Data Release
ACLED has recorded over 2,000 political violence and protest events in the Balkans — defined…
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Eastern Europe – Europe Data Release
Over 700 political violence and protest events spread across Romania, Moldova, and Belarus have been…
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Russia – Europe Data Release
Over 2,000 political violence and protest events took place in Russia in 2018. A vast…
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Ukraine – Europe Data Release
By far the highest number of political violence and protest events in Europe have taken…
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Europe Data Release
ACLED’s new Europe dataset has over 23,500 new political violence and protest events, spanning 15…
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