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Political violence events

Where armed conflict and protest events were recorded, not a verdict on who is right.

Dark world map with red and orange dots clustered in well-known conflict-reporting regions, labeled as a Fix Planet overview
A Fix Planet overview after the named source: not that publisher’s official graphic. Open the source map for the current layer.
Conflicts 2024-2025 ACLED

ACLED compiles geolocated reports of battles, explosions, violence against civilians, riots, and protests. The public dashboard and Conflict Watchlist show recent patterns. This card is a doorway to that living dataset, not a copy of every point.

Source

Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (ACLED)
Vintage: 2024-2025
https://acleddata.com/

License

ACLED data may be used with attribution under their terms. The live event database is on their dashboard. The preview is a Fix Planet overview of well-known reporting theatres, not ACLED counts or their artwork.

How to read it

Read it as a map of reported events. Dense clusters mean more recorded incidents, not automatically “the worst country” or a moral ranking. Time sliders matter: last month is not the last decade.

Caveats

Coverage depends on local reporting, language, and access. Some wars are under-counted; some protests are over-visible. ACLED does not decide which side is legitimate. Do not treat a pin as a census of every death.

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