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Infograph - Top 10 Mexican states with highest estimated levels of violence targeting political figures - 2018 - 2021 - 2024

Five key takeaways from the 2024 elections in Mexico

Analysis, Election Watch, Election Watch MexicoBy Sandra Pellegrini 2 July 2024

Attacks related to political competition and attempts to put pressure on authorities at the local level — primarily perpetrated by organized crime groups — characterized the violence around the 2024 election cycle in Mexico, according to ACLED data. Details

Webinar | Non-State Armed Groups and Illicit Economies in West Africa: JNIM

By Communications ACLED 27 June 2024

On 19 October at 9 am EST/3 pm CET we held a virtual launch of the inaugural report in this series, featuring a panel discussion with ACLED Senior Researcher Héni Nsaibia, GI-TOC Senior Analyst Dr. Eleanor Beevor, International Crisis Group Senior Analyst Sahel Ibrahim Yahaya Ibrahim, and Ornella Moderan, a political and security analyst working on the Sahel, moderated by ACLED Africa Regional Specialist Ladd Serwat. See the full recording of the event below, and read the report here. Details

Virtual Launch | Non-state armed groups and illicit economies in West Africa: Armed bandits in Nigeria

Violence during the 2024 elections exceeded the levels recorded during the 2018 and 2021 elections | Press Release

Five key takeaways from the 2024 elections in Mexico

Fighting deepens around El Fasher in Sudan, al-Shabaab loses territory in Somalia, and police crack down on tax-related protests in Kenya – June 2024

Hybrid event | Wounded democracy: a balance of electoral violence in Mexico [Spanish]

The opposition party led Kenya’s 2023 tax protests — that’s not the case in 2024 | ACLED Insight

Ukraine Conflict Update: 18-24 May 2024

Virtual Launch | Violence Targeting Local Officials: Case Studies From Around the World

Virtual Launch | ACLED Conflict Index: 2023 Mid-Year Update

Webinar | Non-State Armed Groups and Illicit Economies in West Africa: JNIM