War Monitor — Live Global Conflict & War Risk Map

A free, real-time intelligence dashboard tracking active conflicts, military movements, escalation risk, and world-war indicators across the globe — aggregated from 100+ open data sources and synthesized with AI.

War Monitor is an open-source situational-awareness map that brings conflict data, military aviation and naval activity, market shocks, cyber threats and natural disasters into a single live view. The interactive map loads above this text once your browser finishes loading; the summary below explains what the map shows and how to read its risk indicators.

What War Monitor shows

The dashboard layers multiple independent signals on a single world map so you can see where tension is concentrated right now:

How to read the risk indicators

Each country is scored with a Country Instability Index (CII) — a composite 0–100 measure built from recent armed-conflict events, security incidents, and information signals. Higher scores mean more measured instability over the trailing window. A separate global threat level (1–10) summarizes how dangerous the overall picture is on a given day. These scores are descriptive, not predictive: they tell you where verified activity is concentrated, not what will happen next. Read the Global War Risk Index for the broader WW3-escalation picture.

Most-tracked conflicts right now

The questions people bring to War Monitor cluster around a handful of theaters. The dedicated hubs and monitors below carry deeper, continuously updated coverage. Start with the most critical conflicts right now for a ranked overview.

Frequently asked questions

What is War Monitor?

War Monitor is a free, open-source global conflict map and intelligence dashboard. It aggregates verified conflict data, live military and maritime tracking, news and OSINT, and market signals into one continuously updated view of world events.

Is the data real-time?

Yes. Most layers update continuously or every few hours. Conflict events come from established datasets (ACLED, UCDP), flights and vessels are tracked live, and the daily brief is regenerated each day. Nothing is cached for more than a few hours.

Is it free to use?

War Monitor is completely free and open-source (AGPL-3.0). There is no paywall, sign-up, or account required to view the live map and briefings.

Live dashboard — updated continuously. Maintained by Rumen Slavov · Methodology · About.