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Global Risk Dashboard

Live geopolitical risk scores across active conflicts, country risk profiles and market impact indicators. Traffic-light status, trend direction and asset exposure — the reference page for investors and risk managers tracking 2026 instability.

56
Active Conflicts
8
Critical Risk Zones
74/100
Avg Risk Score
Conflict Status Grid
15 key flashpoints — status, score & trend
Conflict Status Score Trend Note
🇺🇦🇷🇺 Ukraine-Russia
🔴 Deteriorating 94/100
NATO red lines tested; nuclear signalling at highest level since Cold War
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🇮🇱🇵🇸 Gaza-Israel
🔴 Deteriorating 91/100
No ceasefire; regional spillover into Lebanon & Yemen ongoing
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🇮🇳🇵🇰 India-Pakistan
🔴 Deteriorating 88/100
LoC violations at 2-year high; both nuclear-armed states on alert
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🌏 Middle East Regional
🔴 Deteriorating 82/100
Iran proxies active across Lebanon, Yemen, Iraq, Syria simultaneously
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🇮🇷 Iran Nuclear
🟡 Volatile 79/100
60% enrichment; IAEA access limited; Israeli strike window narrowing
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🇹🇼🇨🇳 China-Taiwan
🟡 Volatile 74/100
PLA exercises increasing; $1T semiconductor supply chain at risk
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🇰🇵 North Korea
🟡 Volatile 72/100
ICBM tests continuing; troops deployed in Russia; doctrine escalating
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🇷🇺🌍 Russia-NATO
🟡 Volatile 71/100
Drone attacks reaching NATO territory; Article 5 consultation active
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🇾🇪 Yemen-Red Sea
🟡 Volatile 69/100
Houthi shipping attacks ongoing; $1T trade rerouted around Cape
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🇸🇩 Sudan
🟡 Volatile 68/100
8M+ displaced; largest displacement crisis globally; proxy war deepening
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🌍 Sahel Region
🟡 Volatile 62/100
State authority collapse in Mali, Niger, Chad; Russia/Wagner presence
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🇲🇲 Myanmar
🟡 Volatile 65/100
Junta losing territory; resistance coalition advancing; China watching
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🇪🇹 Ethiopia
🟡 Volatile 58/100
Tigray agreement fragile; Amhara tensions rising; Nile dispute escalating
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🇵🇭🇨🇳 South China Sea
🟡 Volatile 76/100
Philippine resupply missions confronted; US treaty obligation near trigger
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🇦🇿🇦🇲 Nagorno-Karabakh
🟢 Stable 41/100
Azerbaijani control consolidated; Armenian diaspora tensions remain
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Country Risk Scores
Overall risk + political / security / economic sub-scores
🇺🇦 Ukraine
88
Political
82
Security
95
Economic
78
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🇮🇷 Iran
84
Political
88
Security
86
Economic
76
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🇷🇺 Russia
82
Political
79
Security
91
Economic
72
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🇵🇰 Pakistan
78
Political
82
Security
81
Economic
73
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🇰🇵 North Korea
76
Political
68
Security
89
Economic
62
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🇮🇱 Israel
79
Political
71
Security
92
Economic
59
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🇨🇳 China
71
Political
62
Security
79
Economic
65
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🇹🇼 Taiwan
69
Political
58
Security
81
Economic
56
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🇮🇳 India
67
Political
61
Security
74
Economic
58
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🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia
58
Political
52
Security
68
Economic
47
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Market Risk Heatmap
Asset exposure to active conflict drivers
Asset Ukraine-Russia Middle East China-Taiwan India-Pak Iran Nuclear N. Korea
Gold 🔴 HIGH 🔴 HIGH 🔴 HIGH 🔴 HIGH 🔴 HIGH 🟡 MOD
Oil (Brent) 🟡 MOD 🔴 HIGH 🟡 MOD ⚫ LOW 🔴 HIGH ⚫ LOW
Wheat 🔴 HIGH 🟡 MOD ⚫ LOW 🟡 MOD ⚫ LOW ⚫ LOW
Natural Gas 🔴 HIGH 🟡 MOD ⚫ LOW ⚫ LOW 🟡 MOD ⚫ LOW
Defence Stocks 🔴 HIGH 🔴 HIGH 🔴 HIGH 🟡 MOD 🟡 MOD 🟡 MOD
Emerging Markets 🟡 MOD 🟡 MOD 🔴 HIGH 🔴 HIGH 🟡 MOD ⚫ LOW

Frequently Asked Questions — Risk Dashboard

What is a geopolitical risk dashboard?
A geopolitical risk dashboard is a real-time monitoring tool that tracks political instability, military conflicts, diplomatic crises and other risks across countries and regions, translating them into quantitative risk scores and market impact indicators. Professional investors, risk managers and supply chain analysts use geopolitical risk dashboards to identify emerging threats before they are reflected in asset prices. This dashboard tracks 15 active conflicts, 10 country risk profiles and 6 asset classes, updated daily with the latest intelligence.
Which countries have the highest geopolitical risk in 2026?
In 2026, the countries with the highest geopolitical risk scores are Ukraine (88/100), Iran (84/100), Russia (82/100), Pakistan (78/100) and North Korea (76/100). Ukraine's risk is driven by active war with Russia and nuclear signalling; Iran by its nuclear programme and proxy network; Russia by military overextension and sanctions exposure; Pakistan by India-Pakistan tensions and economic fragility; North Korea by accelerating ICBM tests and weapons-grade posture. All five countries show deteriorating or volatile trend indicators heading into mid-2026.
How do geopolitical risk scores affect commodity prices?
Geopolitical risk scores directly drive commodity price volatility through supply disruption risk, safe-haven demand and sanctions-driven trade rerouting. Oil prices are most sensitive to Middle East and Iran risk scores; wheat is driven by Ukraine-Russia and Sahel scores; gold correlates with overall global risk levels, especially nuclear indicators and Middle East tensions. Natural gas in Europe tracks the Ukraine-Russia risk score most closely. When risk scores deteriorate rapidly, commodity markets price in supply risk premiums that can add 10-25% to spot prices within days.
How often is the Orreryx risk dashboard updated?
The Orreryx risk dashboard is updated daily with the latest conflict data, diplomatic developments and military intelligence. During acute crisis events — such as a missile exchange, military exercise or diplomatic breakdown — updates are made in near real-time as events are verified. Risk scores use a 7-day rolling assessment window to avoid over-reaction to single events while remaining responsive to genuine trend changes. Subscribers receive push alerts when any monitored conflict crosses key threshold changes, such as a score move of 10+ points or a status change from VOLATILE to DETERIORATING.

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