Where conflicts are being reported

About this map

JellyDock Conflict Watch places reported conflict events on a world map and links every report to the outlet that published it. Reports are collected from publisher feeds and humanitarian sources, matched to cities and grouped into events. An event is drawn on the map only when at least two independent outlets report it at a known city; single-source reports stay in the news list, labelled as unverified.

We never show attack origins, trajectories or who is said to be responsible, and we never score events. Each country has a background page written by our editors with the main parties, key dates and the humanitarian situation. Read how the map works or our guide to reading reports from conflict zones.