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The map's numbers side by side: violence by country and week, two countries signal by signal, the situation levels over time, and the natural hazards of the last month.

Deaths in organised violence, per week

Compare up to three countries. Weekly best estimates from UCDP; figures are provisional and revised before the annual release.

up to 3 at once
  • Ukraine
  • Iran
  • Nigeria

* Last week is incomplete: data up to 2026-08-31.

Source: UCDP GED Candidate, Uppsala University (CC BY 4.0). Data up to 2026-08-31

Compare two countries

Today's signals side by side. Each row has its own scale, because the signals are in different units; the numbers are exact.

  • Syria · Severe
  • South Sudan · Severe
  • Travel advice level (FCDO)

    4
    4
  • Violence deaths, 30 days

    62
    109
  • Violence incidents, 30 days

    51
    2
  • Power plants near violence

    1
    0
  • Confirmed outages, places, 24 h

    8
    1

Source: ARMSMA situation watch, signals of 2026-10-19

Situation score by country

The countries above normal on the latest reading, ranked by score. The score is the sum of the points in the reasons.

  • Watch
  • Elevated
  • High
  • Severe

44 more in the table view.

Source: ARMSMA situation watch, reading of 2026-10-19, computed from the sources named on the map

Who the violence is between, last 90 days

Deaths by kind of violence, the twelve countries with the most.

  • State-based conflict
  • Non-state conflict
  • Against civilians

Source: UCDP GED Candidate, Uppsala University (CC BY 4.0)

Countries above normal, per day

How many countries sat at each level on each day of the last 60.

  • Watch
  • Elevated
  • High
  • Severe

Source: ARMSMA situation watch

Natural hazards, last 30 days

Events recorded, by type. A single storm or quake counts once.

Source: GDACS, USGS, NASA EONET

How to read these charts

These are counts from open sources, not assessments of any government or party. Violence figures are UCDP's best estimates of deaths and are revised later; hazards count events, not their impact. A country with few reports is not necessarily calm; it may be hard to report from.

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