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World coverage & details
Coverage, not a safety map.
Empty areas have no matched reports in this sample. They do not establish an absence of armed violence.
Original English, Spanish and Portuguese sources · city and state/province points with national-capital fallback, not verified event coordinates. Counts reflect the current feed and filters; reports can mention more than one region.
More World options · topics & locations
25 matching reports · Global
Headline locationsCities · regions · capitals · UN headquarters
Colors show headline topics · solid: city · double: state/province · dashed: capital reference · cyan ring: UN headquarters · select a place to read its sources
The headline contains a topic cue for this category. This is an automatic topic label, not a verified event type. Headline cue: blockade. Labels describe reporting topics; they do not establish where an incident happened. Iran · National capital · Tehran · country reference
The headline contains an explicit cybersecurity cue. This is a topic label; it does not independently confirm an infection, attack or attribution. Headline cue: SQL Injection. Labels describe reporting topics; they do not establish where an incident happened.
The headline contains an explicit cybersecurity cue. This is a topic label; it does not independently confirm an infection, attack or attribution. Headline cue: ciberataques. Labels describe reporting topics; they do not establish where an incident happened.
The headline contains an explicit cybersecurity cue. This is a topic label; it does not independently confirm an infection, attack or attribution. Headline cue: hacker. Labels describe reporting topics; they do not establish where an incident happened. China · National capital · Beijing · country reference
The headline contains an explicit cybersecurity cue. This is a topic label; it does not independently confirm an infection, attack or attribution. Headline cue: Hacker. Labels describe reporting topics; they do not establish where an incident happened.
The headline contains an explicit cybersecurity cue. This is a topic label; it does not independently confirm an infection, attack or attribution. Headline cue: cyber. Labels describe reporting topics; they do not establish where an incident happened.
The headline contains an explicit cybersecurity cue. This is a topic label; it does not independently confirm an infection, attack or attribution. Headline cue: Cybercrime. Labels describe reporting topics; they do not establish where an incident happened.
The headline contains an explicit cybersecurity cue. This is a topic label; it does not independently confirm an infection, attack or attribution. Headline cue: cybersecurity. Labels describe reporting topics; they do not establish where an incident happened. United States · National capital · Washington, D.C. · country reference
The headline contains an explicit cybersecurity cue. This is a topic label; it does not independently confirm an infection, attack or attribution. Headline cue: cyberattack. Labels describe reporting topics; they do not establish where an incident happened. South Carolina, United States · State / province label point · headline mention · Source wording: South Carolina
The headline contains an explicit cybersecurity cue. This is a topic label; it does not independently confirm an infection, attack or attribution. Headline cue: Remote Code Execution. Labels describe reporting topics; they do not establish where an incident happened.
The headline is about context, a possibility, a response or a historical/legal development. It is not tagged as a new armed-violence report. Headline cue: blockade. Labels describe reporting topics; they do not establish where an incident happened. Iran · National capital · Tehran · country reference
The headline contains an explicit cybersecurity cue. This is a topic label; it does not independently confirm an infection, attack or attribution. Headline cue: Hackers. Labels describe reporting topics; they do not establish where an incident happened. China · National capital · Beijing · country reference
The headline is about context, a possibility, a response or a historical/legal development. It is not tagged as a new armed-violence report. Headline cue: sabotage. Labels describe reporting topics; they do not establish where an incident happened. Russia · National capital · Moscow · country referenceGermany · National capital · Berlin · country reference
The headline contains an explicit cybersecurity cue. This is a topic label; it does not independently confirm an infection, attack or attribution. Headline cue: cyber. Labels describe reporting topics; they do not establish where an incident happened. Australia · National capital · Canberra · country referenceIndonesia · National capital · Jakarta · country reference
The headline contains an explicit cybersecurity cue. This is a topic label; it does not independently confirm an infection, attack or attribution. Headline cue: phishing. Labels describe reporting topics; they do not establish where an incident happened.
The headline contains an explicit cybersecurity cue. This is a topic label; it does not independently confirm an infection, attack or attribution. Headline cue: Hackers. Labels describe reporting topics; they do not establish where an incident happened. Russia · National capital · Moscow · country reference
The headline contains an explicit cybersecurity cue. This is a topic label; it does not independently confirm an infection, attack or attribution. Headline cue: Cybersecurity. Labels describe reporting topics; they do not establish where an incident happened.
The headline contains an explicit cybersecurity cue. This is a topic label; it does not independently confirm an infection, attack or attribution. Headline cue: Hackers. Labels describe reporting topics; they do not establish where an incident happened. Berlin, Germany · City center · publisher excerpt · Source wording: Berlin
The headline contains an explicit cybersecurity cue. This is a topic label; it does not independently confirm an infection, attack or attribution. Headline cue: Remote Code Execution. Labels describe reporting topics; they do not establish where an incident happened.
The headline contains an explicit cybersecurity cue. This is a topic label; it does not independently confirm an infection, attack or attribution. Headline cue: Ransomware. Labels describe reporting topics; they do not establish where an incident happened.
The headline contains an explicit cybersecurity cue. This is a topic label; it does not independently confirm an infection, attack or attribution. Headline cue: Hackers. Labels describe reporting topics; they do not establish where an incident happened. China · National capital · Beijing · country reference
The headline contains an explicit cybersecurity cue. This is a topic label; it does not independently confirm an infection, attack or attribution. Headline cue: Spyware. Labels describe reporting topics; they do not establish where an incident happened. Serbia · National capital · Belgrade · country reference
The headline contains an explicit cybersecurity cue. This is a topic label; it does not independently confirm an infection, attack or attribution. Headline cue: Ransomware. Labels describe reporting topics; they do not establish where an incident happened. Australia · National capital · Canberra · country reference
The headline contains an explicit cybersecurity cue. This is a topic label; it does not independently confirm an infection, attack or attribution. Headline cue: Hackers. Labels describe reporting topics; they do not establish where an incident happened.
The headline contains an explicit cybersecurity cue. This is a topic label; it does not independently confirm an infection, attack or attribution. Headline cue: Hackers. Labels describe reporting topics; they do not establish where an incident happened.
How locations & classifications work
Category colors use conservative headline-only rules, never image captions or excerpt background. Reported armed violence requires explicit attack or fighting language; warnings, possibilities, denials, questions, historical/legal stories and aftermath are excluded. Ambiguous reports remain general context. Open “Why this label?” beneath a headline to inspect its cue. Labels are not independently verified event types, event locations or severity ratings. A report has one primary topic. Locations are inferred from explicit place names and selected aliases in headlines and feed excerpts, using a worldwide city gazetteer and country directory. Clear headline city, state and province references take priority. Publisher excerpts can refine a state only to a compatible city; unrelated live-blog excerpts cannot override headline geography. Ambiguous names retain broader centers. City pins are approximate city centers, never exact incident coordinates. Country fallbacks use source-listed national capitals and are labeled as country references, not events in the capital. Seas and other non-country areas retain regional reference points. UN headquarters and deliberative-body reporting can use the New York headquarters reference; explicit field locations and other offices retain their geographic matching. Dashed outlines indicate country references; double outlines indicate states or provinces; solid outlines indicate city centers; cyan rings indicate institutional references. Publisher datelines and government statements alone do not establish city locations. City data: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0); state/province label points: Natural Earth (public domain). A marker can represent reporting about a place, rather than an event there. Reports with no matched place remain available under “No matched place” and in the global list. Matching a location does not verify a report. Empty map areas indicate no matched reports in this sample, not safety or absence of violence. Armed-group and organized armed-violence reporting is included; inclusion does not classify every event as a war. This is a sampled feed, not an exhaustive worldwide incident database. Open Liveuamap
