Crisis: War Map & World News

Crisis is a news aggregator that collects and displays publicly available news from established third-party sources. All articles clearly display their original publisher as the source attribution.

Whether you're tracking the situation in Ukraine, military operations in the Middle East, tensions in the South China Sea, or emerging conflicts worldwide — Crisis gives you the full picture, instantly.

🗺️ INTERACTIVE THREAT MAP
• Dark-themed world map with live event markers
• 5-tier color-coded threat levels (Critical, High, Medium, Low, Info)
• Strategic layers: conflict zones, hotspots, chokepoints
• Tap any marker to read full event details

📡 MULTI-SOURCE NEWS AGGREGATION
• Aggregates from 20+ sources: BBC, Al Jazeera, The Guardian, NPR, NYT, CNBC, MarketWatch, Defense One, The Diplomat, Bellingcat, and more
• Every article attributed to its original publisher
• Automatic geocoding — every event placed on the map
• Financial indicators: S&P 500, VIX, Nikkei 225

🧠 INTELLIGENCE ANALYSIS
• 28 real-time correlation signals
• Predictive modeling with confidence scores
• Key figure tracking (19 world leaders & CEOs)
• Timeline view: track escalation patterns over time

⚡ REAL-TIME UPDATES
• 500+ events updated continuously from live RSS feeds
• Regional filters: Middle East, Europe, East Asia, South Asia
• Category filters: Military, Conflict, Diplomacy, Economy, Cyber

🌍 REGIONS COVERED
Middle East • Europe • East Asia • South Asia • Africa • Americas

🌐 MULTILINGUAL SUPPORT
• App interface available in 11 languages: English, 繁體中文, 简体中文, 日本語, 한국어, العربية, Deutsch, Español, Français, Português, Русский
• Dynamic content translation: event titles and summaries translated to your selected language in real time

❓ FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is Crisis?
Crisis is a real-time geopolitical intelligence dashboard that aggregates news from 20+ trusted sources and displays events on an interactive world map with threat-level scoring.

Who is Crisis for?
Crisis is built for security analysts, journalists, researchers, diplomats, and informed citizens who need a comprehensive view of global events beyond headlines.

How does threat scoring work?
Each event is automatically scored using keyword analysis and source credibility. Threat levels range from Info (lowest) to Critical (highest). This is algorithmic and for informational purposes only.

Is Crisis free?
Yes, Crisis is free to download and use. Optional Pro and Premium subscriptions remove ads and unlock additional data sources.

Does Crisis track my location?
No. Crisis never accesses your GPS or location services. The map shows global events, not your position.

How many languages does Crisis support?
Crisis supports 11 languages for the app interface. Event content can also be dynamically translated to your selected language.

🌪️ DISASTER ALERTS (NEW)
• Official GDACS red & orange alerts: typhoons, floods, wildfires, volcanoes
• USGS earthquake monitoring with magnitude-based threat levels

🔔 STAY AHEAD (NEW)
• Daily intel briefing notification — one tap to the day's global picture
• Breaking crisis push alerts for high-severity events

🔮 PREDICTION MARKETS
• Real-money odds on geopolitical outcomes — will conflicts escalate, who wins elections
• Free preview included; full access with Pro or Premium

NEWS AGGREGATOR DISCLAIMER
Crisis is a news aggregation application. It does not produce original news content. All articles are sourced from established third-party publishers and clearly attributed to their original source. Content is updated in real-time.

DEVELOPER CONTACT
CB Studio
Email: aa22396584@gmail.com
Website: https://iml1s.github.io/crisis-support.html

PRIVACY
Crisis does not collect personal data beyond anonymized analytics. No user accounts required. See our full Privacy Policy:
https://iml1s.github.io/crisis-privacy.html

Recent changes:
Fixes for the conflict list

• A conflict list that is still on its normal update schedule is no longer marked as only partly updated.
• A conflict known only by region or country is now treated as an approximate location, so it no longer shows nearby cameras or satellite imagery meant for exact places.
• The monthly conflict list now includes the whole month, instead of dropping earlier events.