Armed Conflict Location and Event Data (ACLED) is an independent, impartial, international NGO collecting data on violent conflict and protests globally.
Yemen’s government offensive to retake the country has delivered mixed results this week. IRG forces have failed to advance further on the West Coast, the Houthis have encircled Taiz, & government forces continue to make some gains in Marib. Explore: https://t.co/z8BncSBbnG
#Protests in #France have surged to around 65 a day — more than three times the usual average of 20. What began as calls for better school funding has escalated into wider unrest, with nearly one in four related events involving riots.
In the latest episode of Conflicts of Interest, Prof. Clionadh Raleigh examines the scale of the unrest, with more than 2,000 protests and #riots recorded across 881 locations.
#FranceProtests
Political goons are carrying out violence and theft while residents take justice into their own hands in #Kenya. Nairobi is the epicenter of vigilante mob violence, but incidents have been recorded across 46 counties so far in 2026. https://t.co/qdmZ3G4yKP
Russian forces carried out more than 180 attacks on energy infrastructure across #Ukraine in just one month. Since 12 September, strikes damaged critical facilities and disrupted electricity supplies in areas including Sumy, Kyiv & Poltava. https://t.co/3VCgY0upVY
@Reuters reports at least 48 civilians killed in eastern #Mali in attacks attributed to Islamic State-linked militants.
The report features ACLED data showing that clashes between ISSP and al-Qaeda affiliates have left over 2,000 dead since 2019. https://t.co/00YKVue2W5
What's driving the wave of protests sweeping France, and what happens next?
ACLED's Europe Analyst Joel Crisetig joins @Monocle_Radio podcast to unpack the unrest and what it tells us about growing tensions across the country. https://t.co/mOfRD3Hbd2
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#Kenya recorded the world’s highest levels of retaliatory vigilante mob violence in 2025.
@EastleighVoice uses #ACLED data showing that vigilante mobs killed more civilians than any other armed group in Kenya between January 2023 and October 2026.
https://t.co/O3aKEst0uN
From Morocco to South Africa, Israel’s election is being watched closely across #Africa.
@AJEnglish uses #ACLED data showing that 110 demonstrations linked to Israel’s recognition of Somaliland had been recorded by February 2026, with only seven expressing support.
https://t.co/fTCkcM46sn
Could #Iraq’s F-16s play a greater role against #ISIS following the coalition withdrawal?
@RudawEnglish uses #ACLED data and insights from ACLED analyst Muaz Al Abdullah, showing a year-by-year decline in Iraqi airstrikes against ISIS, from 63 in 2023 to 15 so far in 2026.
https://t.co/9MerfvVT2R
Clashes between rival Al-Qaeda and Islamic State factions are intensifying across the #Sahel.
@africanews features insights from #ACLED analyst Héni Nsaibia on fighting between JNIM and Islamic State Sahel Province (ISSP), which has resulted in around 2,200 deaths across more than 320 battles since 2019.
https://t.co/K5YmBrC5SH
🌍 What can today's conflict patterns tell us about tomorrow's risks?
ACLED’s Conflict Index & Watchlist return on 14 December, bringing new insights into conflict patterns worldwide and the developments to watch in the year ahead.
Stay tuned for the launch.
Civilians in #Mali face deadly violence from both state forces and armed groups.
@hrw uses #ACLED data showing that Malian forces and the Africa Corps carried out 49 airstrikes, killing 89 civilians, between April and August 2026. ACLED data also show that Malian forces killed 268 civilians, while JNIM killed 134 over the same period.
https://t.co/F8G3UjyCzm
#Russia continues to strike Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, while the US moves to allow hundreds of thousands of tonnes of Russian diesel onto global markets.
Donald #Trump says the deal will help lower fuel prices, but critics warn it could provide Moscow with more money to fund its war. Meanwhile, a proposed energy ceasefire remains unconfirmed by Russia, and attacks on #Ukraine continue.
So are Washington’s energy priorities undermining its efforts to end the war?
Find out more: https://t.co/razWlZMh0O
Russian strikes are putting growing pressure on Ukraine beyond the frontline, threatening essential services and civilian lives ahead of winter. As winter approaches, what risks lie ahead? https://t.co/x8p7VjJFBJ
Pakistan has imposed a state of emergency in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, suspending the PTI-led provincial government as militant violence rises. ACLED data show violence is on track to surpass 2025 levels, while attacks targeting civilians are also increasing: https://t.co/cc7mcK66iQ
Israel’s destruction of Southern Lebanon intensified after the cease-fire.
@nytimes draws on ACLED data showing that Israeli forces have carried out hundreds of controlled demolitions in villages under their control since the ceasefire was announced. https://t.co/8RcJjD5iG2
Missed our webinar on vigilante violence in #Kenya?
Watch the full discussion exploring politically connected vigilante networks, why #Nairobi has become an epicenter of violence, and what lies ahead of the 2027 general election. Watch now 👇 https://t.co/PXBdomIqT8
📣 Ethiopia’s prime minister established the Federal Government’s Caretaker Administration for #Tigray today. The administration will govern the region for 6 months, with a mandate including restoring security, returning IDPs, & organizing elections. https://t.co/DkwbDBTrbG