ACLED’s data and experts cover violence in Jammu and Kashmir and India’s wider relationship with Pakistan, the Naxal-Maoist insurgency and separatist movements in the northeast, as well as social unrest and protest movements in the country.
Widespread resistance to Myanmar’s junta and the military’s attacks on civilians since 2021 place it among the top five countries with the most intense political violence in the world, according to the ACLED Conflict Index.
Border tensions with Afghanistan and India, as well as unrest in the frontier regions of Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, place Pakistan among the top 20 countries with the most intense political violence in the world, according to the ACLED Conflict Index.
ACLED’s coverage of the Philippines spans rido violence in the south, the Bangsamoro elections, former President Rodrigo Duterte’s war on drugs, and the maritime dispute in the South China Sea.
