latest RISK Updates
Date
26-04-2026Country
BangladeshProlonged fuel shortages in Bangladesh worsen food security and disrupt health, telecommunications, and other essential services
Risk type
Marked deterioration in an existing crisisDate
21-04-2026Country
South SudanEscalating violence between SPLM and SPLM‑IO in South Sudan reignites civil war that drives mass displacement and service collapse
Risk type
Marked deterioration in an existing crisisDate
01-04-2026Country
LebanonIntercommunal tensions between IDPs and host communities in Lebanon result in localised clashes and further displacement
Risk type
New emerging riskALL ACTIVE RISKs
Date
26-04-2026Country
BangladeshProlonged fuel shortages in Bangladesh worsen food security and disrupt health, telecommunications, and other essential services
Risk type
Marked deterioration in an existing crisisDate
21-04-2026Country
South SudanEscalating violence between SPLM and SPLM‑IO in South Sudan reignites civil war that drives mass displacement and service collapse
Risk type
Marked deterioration in an existing crisisDate
01-04-2026Country
LebanonIntercommunal tensions between IDPs and host communities in Lebanon result in localised clashes and further displacement
Risk type
New emerging riskDate
23-03-2026Country
SomaliaThe escalation of political and armed conflict in Southwest state leads to large‑scale displacement and worsens humanitarian conditions
Risk type
New emerging riskDate
24-02-2026Country
IraqThe US/Israel–Iran escalation affecting the Strait of Hormuz drives conflict, food insecurity, livelihood collapse, and protection risks in Iraq
Risk type
New emerging riskDate
23-02-2026Country
JordanThe Israel/US conflict with Iran results in economic deterioration and political instability, increasing humanitarian needs in Jordan
Risk type
New emerging riskDate
24-02-2026Country
LibyaA contested April 2026 electoral process in Libya heightens localised armed clashes, displacement, and service disruptions
Risk type
New emerging riskDate
23-02-2026Country
EgyptPotential Red Sea disruptions from a US–Iran conflict reduce foreign currency earnings, heighten food insecurity, and disrupt services across Egypt