WorldAware's Risk Intelligence Alert: Tiananmen Square Anniversary
Increased security is likely in Beijing, China, for the 30th Tiananmen Square anniversary on June 4. Localized transport disruptions are possible.
Tropical Cyclone Fani to Bring Floods to India
Tropical Cyclone Fani strengthened in the eastern Bay of Bengal in late April and made landfall in Odisha State on May 3. WorldAware is tracking this storm.
Intelligence Alerts: Sri Lanka Terrorist Attacks
On April 21, 2019, 6 explosions 0845 in Colombo (Saint Anthony's Church, Shangri-La Hotel, the Grand Cinnamon Hotel, and the Kingsbury Hotel), Negombo (Saint Sebastian's Church), and Batticaloa (Zion Church). Two further explosions were later reported - a blast at the Tropical Inn near Dehiwala Zoological Garden in southern Colombo at approximately 1400, and three low-level explosions near Mahawela Gardens Road in Colombo's Dematagoda area at approximately 1440 during a security raid.
Six out of the 8 attacks were believed to have been carried out by seven suicide bombers. Authorities also defused an improvised explosive device (IED) discovered near CMB, late April 21.
Rallies to be Held Globally for International Women's Day
International demonstrations are slated to happen for International Women's Day. Below are the alerts that have been released regarding known rally locations.
India and Pakistan Cause Transport and Business Disruptions in Asia-Pacific Region
WorldAware is monitoring the Nationalist protests happening in India and Pakistan. Below are the alerts that have been released regarding the tensions between both countries.
Haiti Protests Demand Resignation of President
Protests are taking place in Haiti amid the depreciation of the national currency, increases in the prices of necessities and worsening fuel shortages, and while the government faces allegations of
Political Instability in Venezuela Through January 2019
WorldAware sent an alert on the unrest in Venezuela following an announcement from Nicolas Maduro on January 24. The alert is as follows.