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Join ACLED on 14 May 2 p.m. CET | 1 p.m. London for a webinar that will explore the overlapping patterns of jihadist movements across Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. Register now!
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Watch the recorded conversation with regional experts as we examine how, over the years, one of Mexico’s most powerful cartels has transformed the country’s criminal landscape.
Watch the recorded webinar examining how the Iran conflict is reshaping South Asia. This discussion explores the interplay between regional conflicts, the role of armed groups, and broader societal impacts.
An emergency webinar examining the consequences of the Iran–US–Israel escalation in Lebanon.
Watch the recoded discussion on Ecuador’s security dynamics and situate the country’s crisis within broader regional dynamics, including the influence of neighboring countries and external actors — notably the United States — in shaping security policies and outcomes.
Watch the recorded webinar discussing the escalating jihadist violence in the Benin, Niger, and Nigeria border triangle.
Watch the recorded webinar for an in-depth panel discussion examining the ongoing crisis in southern Yemen, the key players involved, and what is at stake.
Watch the in-depth conversation examining new income sources funding Islamic State Mozambique operations across northern Mozambique.
Watch the recorded conversation with regional experts as they unpack the implications of US actions and what this means for conflict dynamics across the region. This webinar is available in Spanish and English.
How will conflict change in 2026? Watch the virtual launch of our annual Conflict Index and Watchlist, offering a data-driven look at global conflict trends.
Watch ACLED analysts on Somalia, the Sahel, the Lake Chad Basin, the Great Lakes region, and northern Mozambique, for another in-depth analysis of IS’s pivot to Africa and the evolving nature of African regional security.