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Global Conflict Monitor
Real-time visualization of crisis severity worldwide. Explore geolocated data, risk trends, and civilian impact through our CSI index.
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Interactive visualization of conflicts and crises by severity level
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Maximum alert zones · Highest CSI severity
Critical situations (CSI ≥ 75)
— 1
High risk (CSI 50–74)
— 3
Medium risk (CSI 25–49)
— 2
No CSI score
— 14Medium
SiriaMiddle East
Internal Security Crisis—→2026-02-06CriticalUcraniaEastern Europe
Armed Conflict—→2026-02-06MediumChinaEast Asia
Geopolitical Flashpoint—→2026-02-06MediumChinaEast Asia
Geopolitical Flashpoint—→2026-02-06MediumMyanmarSoutheast Asia
Armed Conflict—↑2026-02-06MediumLíbanoUnknown
Armed Conflict—→2026-02-06CriticalIsraelUnknown
Armed Conflict—→2026-02-06CriticalIranUnknown
Political Instability—↑2026-02-06MediumIndiaSouth Asia
Geopolitical Flashpoint—↑2026-02-06MediumAfganistánCentral Asia
Internal Security Crisis—→2026-02-06MediumSomaliaEast Africa
Humanitarian Emergency—→2026-02-06MediumSudán del SurEast Africa
Political Instability—→2026-02-06MediumMexicoLatin America
Internal Security Crisis—→2026-02-06MediumEcuadorLatin America
Internal Security Crisis—→2026-02-06CSI
How we measure severity
The situations listed here are evaluated using the IAW Conflict Severity Index (CSI), a proprietary framework that measures escalation risk, civilian impact, and internationalization.
Explore the CSI →Methodology and Sources
Data is compiled from open-source reports and publicly available datasets. Updates reflect information available as of the indicated date.
Main sources: ACLED, UCDP, Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, UN, ICRC
Last dataset update: January 12, 2026