Free, daily geopolitical risk indices for the regions global indicators overlook: the Arab world, Africa, Europe and South America, with a page for each of 122 countries. Built from millions of news reports, free to explore and download as CSV.
Each index measures, day by day, how intensively the news reports conflict and threat. Pick a region to explore the interactive charts, country breakdowns, and downloads.

The first daily geopolitical-risk index built entirely from Arabic-language news, with breakdowns by country, actor, event type, city and oil corridor.

A daily, country-level index for every African state, from the global news-event record, with regional series and a threats-versus-acts split.

Daily geopolitical risk for forty European countries, with a separate index per country, regional aggregates, and a threats-versus-acts decomposition.

Built from local South American outlets in Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch and English — the region read the way it reports itself, with subregional series.
Every country in the four indices has its own page: the latest reading, a long-run chart, its rank in the region and a CSV download. 122 countries in all.
Definition, examples, threats vs acts, and how it differs from political and country risk.
Sources, screening, weighting, normalization, validation and limitations.
Which risk index measures what, and which one to use for your research.
Event Database, Knowledge Graph, BigQuery and the DOC API, with a worked example.
Every index follows the same reproducible three-step pipeline, adapted to each region and its languages.
Millions of news reports gathered from the global GDELT news database, covering each region continuously and in its own languages.
Filter to geopolitical content — conflict, terror, insurgency, coups, sanctions, border tension — using a transparent, language-independent screen.
Average daily, normalize to a common baseline so levels are comparable over time and across countries, and validate against known events.
The indices are documented in working papers on SSRN and backed by a program of published research in finance and economics.
Explore every index interactively, or download the full daily series as CSV under an open license. No sign-up, no paywall.