Briefing Global Terrorism Index 2024

India Progresses in the Global Terrorism Index 2024 Rankings

Within the South Asia region, India was not the only country to record improvements, with Sri Lanka and Nepal both recording no attacks or deaths related to ...

2023 Global Terrorism Index Released - Atlas News

The 2023 Global Terrorism Index has finally been released, giving in depth analysis on terrorism and its trends from 2022.

The deadliest terror groups in 2024 - Vision of Humanity

Islamic State remains the world's deadliest terror groups, despite the October 7th attack by Hamas in Israel - Global Terrorism Index 2024.

Global Terrorism Index 2022 US Launch - YouTube

Produced annually by IEP, the Global Terrorism Index provides a comprehensive summary of the key global trends and patterns in terrorism.

UK Peace Index Map » Most and least peaceful states in UK

The UK Peace Index (UKPI) 2024 covers 66 Police Force Areas (PFAs) across England, Wales, Northern Ireland, and Scotland.

Five countries pushing towards peace - Vision of Humanity

These countries are El Salvador, Nicaragua, the United Arab Emirates, Greece, and Myanmar (despite ongoing internal conflict).

MEASURING THE IMPACT OF TERRORISM - Vision of Humanity

The GTI report is produced by the Institute for Economics &. Peace (IEP) using data from the Global Terrorism Database. (GTD) and other sources. Data for the ...

10 least peaceful countries in 2024 - Vision of Humanity

The 2024 Global Peace Index highlights a significant decline in global peacefulness, worsened by recent conflicts, including those in Gaza and Ukraine.

This week in Future Trends - 1 May 2024 - Vision of Humanity

Future Trends is the must-read weekly briefing covering the changing face of global politics, economics, development, social and conflict.

Moscow attack: Why is ISIS targeting Russia? - Vision of Humanity

Islamic State (IS) claimed responsibility, and previous IS terror attacks have been closely linked to Chechen separatists and the Chechen civil wars of the ...

2022 Global Terrorism Index - Vision of Humanity

Violent conflict remains a primary driver of terrorism, with over 97 per cent of terrorist attacks in 2021 taking place in countries in conflict. All of the ten ...

Far-Right Attacks in the West Surge 320% Over Last 5 Years

The last five years has seen an increase in right wing extremist attacks in western countries, according to the Global Terrorism Index.

Climate Change, Terrorism and Potential Implications for P/CVE

"Terrorist groups have exploited extreme weather events by stepping into the gap left by governments unable to provide humanitarian relief, often in remote ...

2023 Global Terrorism Index - Vision of Humanity

The deadliest terrorist groups in the world in 2022 were. Islamic State (IS) and its affiliates, followed by al-Shabaab,. Balochistan Liberation ...

Global Terrorism Index 2022: Key findings - Vision of Humanity

The 2022 Global Terrorism Index (GTI) reveals that despite an increase in attacks, the impact of terrorism continues to decline.

Global Terrorism Index 2023: Key findings in 5 Charts

Islamic State (IS) and its affiliates remained the world's deadliest terrorist group in 2022 for the eighth consecutive year, with attacks in 21 countries. Last ...

Global Terrorism Index 2020 - Vision of Humanity

There were 63 countries in 2019 that recorded at least one death from a terrorist attack and seventeen countries that recorded over 100 deaths from terrorism.

Briefing Global Peace Index 2023 - Vision of Humanity

† 79 countries witnessed increased levels of conflict including Ethiopia, Myanmar, Ukraine, Israel, and South. Africa. † The global economic impact of violence ...

10 Deadliest Terrorist Attacks of 2023 - Vision of Humanity

The GTI 2024 reveals a 22% rise in terrorism-related deaths, highest level since 2017. We analyse the 10 deadliest terrorist attacks of 2023.

Global Terrorism Index 2020 Summary & Findings - Vision of Humanity

The Global Terrorism Index is a comprehensive study analysing the impact of terrorism for 163 countries covering 99.7 per cent of the world's population.