Trade and Politics

World Events: a geopolitical intelligence and political risk tracker

This is the table view of our world events tracker. It lists the same political and institutional events you see on the world map, as a filterable list, so you can scan, compare and drill into change across countries. Every row is a real, geolocated event linked to the institution involved, the people named in it and a cited source.

Freshness: the data is refreshed as close to real time as possible, so new events appear here shortly after they are reported.

What it tracks

• Government and state personnel changes (PEP): appointments, dismissals, resignations, retirements, elections, government formation, coalition changes, ambassador rotations and the death of public figures.
• Law and regulation: new national and international legislative acts.
• International relations and economy: treaties, sanctions, alliances, trade agreements, tariffs, summits and diplomatic breaks.

Who it is for

• Analysts and researchers following political risk and country exposure.
• Compliance, AML and KYC teams tracking changes in politically exposed persons (PEP) and the office-holders behind them.
• Journalists and OSINT investigators who need a source-cited list of political events.
• Anyone who wants a live overview of how power and policy move around the world.

Topics: geopolitical risk tracker, political risk intelligence, OSINT event tracker, live PEP monitoring, PEP database changes, AML and KYC compliance monitoring, sanctions tracker, cabinet reshuffle tracker, ministerial appointments tracker, election and government formation tracker, global legislation tracker, diplomatic summits tracker, trade agreements monitor, country risk tracker.

1. Choose a time range

Use the range buttons: Today, Last 7 days, Last 30 days, Quarter or Year. The list and the event count update instantly.

2. Filter

Narrow the list with the region and type selectors, or type a country code (ISO, e.g. PL) and press Filter. Use All regions to see everything.

3. Read a row

Columns: Date, Type (colour-coded), Region, Country, Place, Entity (linked to its institution page), Persons and the Title with a short summary.

4. Open the full detail

Click the + at the end of a row to expand the full note: summary, type, date, region/country, place with coordinates, entity, the persons with their roles, and the source link.

5. Go deeper

• Click an Entity to open its institution page (what it is, its role, the events linked to it).
• Switch to the world map to see the same events geographically.
• Use the region tabs at the top to browse by continent and country.