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Interactive global heatmap updated in real-time. Every active conflict plotted with severity markers, casualty data, and live displacement figures.
Open Map →Interactive global heatmap updated in real-time. Every active conflict plotted with severity markers, casualty data, and live displacement figures.
Open Map →Every ongoing war, ranked by severity score, civilian impact index, and escalation risk. Structured data — not headlines.
View Tracker →AI-assisted probability forecasts per conflict. Ceasefire likelihood, escalation risk, civilian casualty trajectories — with confidence levels displayed.
View Forecasts →How every conflict ripples across 195 countries — trade disruption, economic spillover, diplomatic tension, and displacement pressure.
Explore Impact →Real-time correlation between conflict events and market movements. Key equities, commodities, and sectors affected by geopolitical risk.
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Read Methodology →The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy announced it would conduct mandatory inspections of all commercial vessels with "documented ties to the Zionist regime or its sponsors" transiting the Strait of Hormuz. The statement, broadcast on state television, stopped short of declaring a formal closure but has triggered immediate international alarm. Brent crude surged 11% in overnight trading to $104.80/bbl — the highest level since 2022. The US Navy's 5th Fleet, headquartered in Bahrain, immediately placed all vessels in the Arabian Gulf on elevated readiness. QatarEnergy issued a statement saying LNG loading operations "continue normally" but activated its Force Majeure contingency assessment team. Japan's government convened an emergency energy security council meeting. The UN Security Council called an emergency session, with the US and UK submitting a draft resolution condemning the announcement. Russia and China indicated they would veto. Israeli PM's office stated that any interference with international shipping would be treated as "an act of war warranting a proportional military response." Iran's Foreign Ministry called the statement "routine defensive maritime rights under international law."
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has confirmed in a classified annex — portions of which were leaked to Reuters — that Iran has enriched a stockpile of approximately 274 kg of uranium to 84% purity at its Fordow underground facility. The 90% threshold is considered weapons-grade. At current enrichment rates, IAEA analysts assess Iran could accumulate sufficient fissile material for one nuclear device within 7–11 days — a "breakout time" that has effectively collapsed to near-zero. Israeli Defence Minister stated publicly that Israel "cannot and will not allow Iran to cross the nuclear threshold" and that "all options remain on the table." The US issued a statement calling Iran's enrichment activities "deeply destabilizing" while urging Israel to pursue diplomatic channels. Iran's Atomic Energy Organisation denied the leaked figures, calling them "fabricated and part of a psychological warfare campaign." Military analysts note that Israeli pre-emptive strike planning for Iranian nuclear sites — Fordow, Natanz, Arak — has reportedly entered an advanced operational review phase, a development that would represent the most significant Middle East military escalation in decades.
M23 Alliance forces have captured Goma International Airport, cutting the primary humanitarian supply route into eastern DRC. UNHCR reports 500,000 civilians displaced in a 48-hour period — the largest single-week displacement event in 2026.