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The world, seen through the lives it changes.

A source-led account of protests, conflict, displacement and disaster. Follow what is known, what is still contested, and where the reporting comes from.

Published data last updated Oct 17, 2026, 8:34 AM UTC

A monitored database, not a complete count of events worldwide. New reporting depends on the sources and publication schedule.

Shelters at a camp for people displaced from Darfur in eastern Chad.
Chad · 29 March 2005. Archive photograph; camp conditions and locations vary.Photo: Mark Knobil · Wikimedia Commons ·CC BY 2.0

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Events are local. Their consequences rarely stop at a border.

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Sources can disagree, figures can change, and monitoring is never complete. We keep reported claims distinct from corroborated information, show uncertainty where it exists, and do not add overlapping impact figures into a false global total.

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