An infographic series by ACLED mapping key developments in the Syria conflict during 2022.
An infographic series mapping key developments in Syria between 2018 and 2022.
ACLED’s data-driven and expert-based State of Syria map assigns control to conflict actors at the sub-district level of the country. The map denotes each sub-district as contested, inactive, or controlled by an actor. Further, each actor in control of a sub-district is assigned two unique colors to signify whether, while under that group's control, violence has continued to be actively carried out by rival groups or whether the controlled area is generally "inactive." This allows viewers to examine in detail the changing scope, focus, and role of various actors in the Syrian conflict.
An infographic series by ACLED mapping key developments in the Syria conflict during 2022.
In this edition of ACLED's infographic series, developments in the Syrian conflict are mapped.
An overview of the State of Syria series covering key developments and control mappings.
Infographic series on key developments in Syrian conflict during third and fourth quarters of 2021.
An infographic series by ACLED mapping key developments in the Syria conflict during 2022.
In this edition of ACLED's infographic series, developments in the Syrian conflict are mapped.
An overview of the State of Syria series covering key developments and control mappings.
Infographic series on key developments in Syrian conflict during third and fourth quarters of 2021.
Key developments in Syria's conflict between mid-2020-2021 with related media and analysis.
State of Syria infographic series maps key developments in the conflict between Q1 and Q2 2021.
ACLED’s State of Syria infographic series maps key conflict developments.
ACLED's State of Syria infographic series maps key developments in Syria's conflict between Q3 and Q4 of 2020.
ACLED’s State of Syria infographic mapping key conflict developments between Q2 and Q3 2020.
ACLED’s State of Syria infographic highlights key developments in the conflict between the first and second quarters of 2020.