Bounded trackers
Current crisis trackers
Curated, bounded crisis trackers that combine stable coverage definitions with World Monitor’s maintained country-level humanitarian summaries.
Each tracker has a fixed, reviewable geographic boundary. The static page explains that boundary and ships a dated maintained-month pulse; JavaScript can refresh newer values and fails closed when a country summary is unavailable.
Iran, Israel Ukraine war
Ukraine, Russia Red Sea security
Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Djibouti, Eritrea Sudan conflict
Sudan Lebanon–Israel escalation
Lebanon, Israel Hormuz and Gulf security
Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, Oman, Bahrain Sahel insurgency
Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger Horn of Africa
Ethiopia, Somalia, South Sudan, Eritrea Myanmar civil war
Myanmar Haiti security crisis
Haiti DR Congo conflict
Democratic Republic of the Congo Nigeria security crisis
Nigeria Afghanistan crisis
Afghanistan Palestine crisis
Palestine
How these trackers are scoped
Every tracker names its covered countries up front and never silently widens. Metrics are monthly country-level conflict summaries — recorded events, political-violence events, fatalities, and demonstrations — from the UN OCHA Humanitarian API (HDX HAPI). A combined total is shown only when every covered country reports the same reference month; otherwise per-country figures stand alone.
What they are not
These are bounded pulses, not battlefield maps, casualty ledgers, or forecasts. Missing countries are reported as unavailable rather than zero, and event-level context lives in the live dashboard with its map layers and independent signals.
Scope source: shared/crawlable-crises.json. Live metrics: HAPI/HDX humanitarian conflict summaries through the World Monitor API.