Turn political violence data into actionable intelligence.

Your real-time dashboard of political violence across the Monitor's coverage area.

Use when: You want to know what is happening right now — overall incident volume, country pressure, sector trends, and emerging signals.

Search, filter, and browse the full verified incident database.

Use when: You need to find incidents by date range, country, actor, tactic, sector, or keyword — and want to browse or export results.

The complete structured record for a single incident — what happened, who was involved, where, and what it means.

Use when: You have found an incident you want to understand deeply, verify, or use as a starting point for broader analysis.

Structured country and sector analysis from Remarks analysts — beyond the raw data.

Use when: You want to understand what the data means, not just what happened — structured analysis linking incidents, actors, signals, and sector impact.

Forward-looking intelligence — emerging threats, escalation indicators, and strategic patterns before they become incidents.

Use when: You want to look ahead — identify early warning indicators, escalation signals, and strategic threats that are not yet reflected in incident counts.

Structured profiles of significant actors — groups, individuals, and organizations — involved in political violence.

Use when: You want to understand who an actor is, what they have done, who they are connected to, and how they fit into the broader conflict landscape.

Visual maps of actor relationships, affiliations, and connections.

Use when: You are analyzing an actor or conflict environment and want to understand the organizational and relational landscape.

Ask structured questions and get answers grounded in the Remarks database — with citations.

Use when: You have a specific question that would take too long to answer manually — incident counts, actor histories, trend patterns, sector comparisons — and you want a direct, cited answer.

How political violence affects critical sectors — energy, water, infrastructure, and more.

Use when: You need to understand the sectoral consequences of political violence — for risk assessment, supply chain analysis, infrastructure planning, or investor briefings.

How violence affecting one sector propagates into connected sectors and supply chains.

Use when: You need to assess cascading risk — how disruption in energy affects water, how disruption in infrastructure affects agriculture, and how these propagate through supply chains.

Your personal research workspace — saved incidents, watchlists, monitoring lists, and the Delta Briefing.

Use when: You have identified incidents, actors, countries, or topics you want to track over time, or when you need to review changes since your last session.

Published alerts from Remarks analysts on significant developments requiring immediate attention.

Use when: You want to receive proactive notification about high-significance events or rapid escalation that warrants immediate attention.

Where the data comes from, how it is verified, what the scores mean, and how to interpret confidence and uncertainty.

Use when: You need to explain the data to a client, verify your analytical claims, or understand the limits of what the Monitor shows.