← WW3 RISK TRACKER / MASTER SITREP
Daily war report — all nine tracked conflicts, 10 August 2026
per-theater sitreps remain available from the front page
COMMON QUESTIONS
Is World War 3 starting?
The index is a measurement, not a prediction, and it does not answer that. It reads 73/100 as of 10 August 2026 (extreme): a measure of how close the tracked conflicts are to becoming one war, computed from how far they reach into each other rather than from how bad each one is.
What is the WW3 risk index?
A 0-100 index over 9 tracked conflicts. Each theater is scored by fixed formula from open-source reporting, and the headline number is the collision index — what the connections between them make possible. It is calibrated against 10 historical whole-world moments.
How many wars are being tracked right now?
0 of the 9 tracked theaters are active armed conflicts between states; the rest are scored for the risk of becoming one. A theater counts as a war when states are fighting directly, not when the number is high. For scale: Geneva Academy's War Watch classifies 102 armed conflicts worldwide under international law — this tracker follows the nine with world-war potential.
How often are war reports published?
One a day. Every theater's write-up is rebuilt from that day's reporting, and every number re-judged from it. Every report since tracking began is kept exactly as published, with the methodology version that produced it, at wwiii.report/archive.
Where does the data come from?
Open-source reporting from news wires and national outlets, collected daily. How the index is made is explained at wwiii.report/methodology, and each line of the report carries the articles it was drawn from.