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Brought to you by ACLED, the world's leading source of real-time data and analysis on political violence and protest, ACLED Audio brings expert insight directly to your audio feed. From in-depth webinars to narrated research reports, ACLED Audio helps listeners understand the latest developments in conflict, disorder, and protest around the world.

  1. Oct 1

    WEBINAR: The view from Mekelle: Inside Ethiopia's escalating conflict

    The political and security situation in Tigray is entering a new phase. In May 2026, the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) reinstated the Tigray regional government that was in place before the 2020 war and began mobilizing and forcibly conscripting in Tigray. In August, the violent conflict between the TPLF and the government started. At the same time, the TPLF’s objectives appear to be shifting, from seeking greater control over Tigray and facilitating the return of internally displaced people toward a broader goal of removing the current regime in collaboration with other armed groups across the country. This ACLED webinar features Dr. Jalale Getachew Birru, Senior Analyst for East Africa at ACLED, and is moderated by Prof. Clionadh Raleigh, ACLED’s CEO. The discussion will examine the latest developments in Tigray, the TPLF’s evolving strategy, and the emergence of the Tsimdo coalition — including its origins, objectives, and reported links between the TPLF, the Amhara Fano National Movement, and Eritrea. The conversation will also explore possible scenarios for the Tsimdo coalition and what its emergence, alongside renewed mobilization in Tigray, could mean for the trajectory of conflict and political instability in the region. Track the conflict in Ethiopia with ACLED’s latest data, conflict monitoring, and expert insights on key developments as they unfold.  For more from ACLED, visit ACLEDdata.com AI-generated audio is used for ACLED report narrations only. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, minor pronunciation or intonation errors may occasionally occur. Webinar recordings feature the original speakers.

    WEBINAR: The view from Mekelle: Inside Ethiopia's escalating conflict

  2. Sep 30

    REPORT: Houthi gains around Bab al-Mandab raise risks to Red Sea shipping and global oil markets

    Houthi gains in Yemen and renewed attacks targeting Saudi Arabia raised risks to Red Sea shipping, energy infrastructure, and oil markets. Authors: Ameneh Mehvar & Sherwan Hindreen Ali View the charts and maps in the full report: ACLEDdata.com This episode is an AI-narrated version of an ACLED report, presenting data-driven analysis of conflict trends and developments around the world. For more from ACLED, visit ACLEDdata.com AI-generated audio is used for ACLED report narrations only. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, minor pronunciation or intonation errors may occasionally occur. Webinar recordings feature the original speakers.

    REPORT: Houthi gains around Bab al-Mandab raise risks to Red Sea shipping and global oil markets

  3. Sep 29

    REPORT: Settler violence in the West Bank hits record levels as farming outposts expand

    Violence is likely to remain high beyond the October elections as the Israeli government continues supporting settlement and outpost expansion. Authors: Nasser Khdour View the charts and maps in the full report: ACLEDdata.com This episode is an AI-narrated version of an ACLED report, presenting data-driven analysis of conflict trends and developments around the world. For more from ACLED, visit ACLEDdata.com AI-generated audio is used for ACLED report narrations only. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, minor pronunciation or intonation errors may occasionally occur. Webinar recordings feature the original speakers.

    REPORT: Settler violence in the West Bank hits record levels as farming outposts expand

  4. Sep 27

    REPORT: US data center unrest is causing political and commercial risks – and it shows no signs of stopping

    Demonstrations over the impact of data centers are driven by grassroots concerns and will likely increase in the run-up to the midterm elections. Author: Kieran Doyle View the charts and maps in the full report: ACLEDdata.com This episode is an AI-narrated version of an ACLED report, presenting data-driven analysis of conflict trends and developments around the world. For more from ACLED, visit ACLEDdata.com AI-generated audio is used for ACLED report narrations only. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, minor pronunciation or intonation errors may occasionally occur. Webinar recordings feature the original speakers.

    REPORT: US data center unrest is causing political and commercial risks – and it shows no signs of stopping

  5. Sep 25

    WEBINAR: Are China’s oceanic tensions entering a new phase?

    Beijing’s operations around Taiwan are increasingly extending into Taiwan’s eastern waters. Its sustained presence since 2025 has signaled readiness for a potential blockade, while expanded maritime law enforcement activities suggest a growing capacity to quarantine Taiwan. This webinar examines whether China’s expanding maritime presence signals a new phase in tensions around Taiwan, and what the growing connection between the Taiwan Strait and wider regional maritime competition could mean for security in the Western Pacific. Watch the full webinar on our YouTube channel. For more from ACLED, visit ACLEDdata.com AI-generated audio is used for ACLED report narrations only. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, minor pronunciation or intonation errors may occasionally occur. Webinar recordings feature the original speakers.

    WEBINAR: Are China’s oceanic tensions entering a new phase?

  6. Sep 16

    REPORT: Mining and drug trafficking drive conflict between armed groups in Colombia’s northern Antioquia

    Violence between armed groups in northern Antioquia is likely to intensify, driven by illicit economies and shifting alliances, despite the government’s offensive. Author: Tiziano Breda View the charts and maps in the full report: ACLEDdata.com This episode is an AI-narrated version of an ACLED report, presenting data-driven analysis of conflict trends and developments around the world. For more from ACLED, visit ACLEDdata.com AI-generated audio is used for ACLED report narrations only. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, minor pronunciation or intonation errors may occasionally occur. Webinar recordings feature the original speakers.

    REPORT: Mining and drug trafficking drive conflict between armed groups in Colombia’s northern Antioquia

  7. Sep 9

    REPORT: Escalating violence threatens some of Colombia’s most visited travel destinations

    In the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, the Gulf Clan and ACSN are intensifying their fight for control of illicit revenues. Author: Tiziano Breda View the charts and maps in the full report: ACLEDdata.com This episode is an AI-narrated version of an ACLED report, presenting data-driven analysis of conflict trends and developments around the world. For more from ACLED, visit ACLEDdata.com AI-generated audio is used for ACLED report narrations only. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, minor pronunciation or intonation errors may occasionally occur. Webinar recordings feature the original speakers.

    REPORT: Escalating violence threatens some of Colombia’s most visited travel destinations

  8. Sep 2

    REPORT: Down but not out: The Islamic State and al-Qaeda remain a threat in the Middle East

    Amid counter-terrorism operations across the region, jihadist groups are regrouping and shifting strategies. Author: Andrea Carboni & Luca Nevola View the charts and maps in the full report: ACLEDdata.com This episode is an AI-narrated version of an ACLED report, presenting data-driven analysis of conflict trends and developments around the world. For more from ACLED, visit ACLEDdata.com AI-generated audio is used for ACLED report narrations only. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, minor pronunciation or intonation errors may occasionally occur. Webinar recordings feature the original speakers.

    REPORT: Down but not out: The Islamic State and al-Qaeda remain a threat in the Middle East
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Brought to you by ACLED, the world's leading source of real-time data and analysis on political violence and protest, ACLED Audio brings expert insight directly to your audio feed. From in-depth webinars to narrated research reports, ACLED Audio helps listeners understand the latest developments in conflict, disorder, and protest around the world.

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  • Creator
    ACLED (Armed Conflict Location and Event Data)
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    67
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © 2026 ACLED Audio
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