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IACSP Japan — Security & Terrorism Monitor — US / ISRAEL / JAPAN / GLOBAL
LAST SYNC
Japan — NPA / PSIA
Low
No active national bulletin. Routine monitoring posture.
United States — DHS / NTAS
Guarded
Heightened threat bulletin in effect. See DHS advisories.
Israel — Home Front Command
Elevated
Regional threat activity ongoing; monitor ITIC/ICT updates.
Global feed
— events (30d)
Sample data shown. Wire live sources — see methodology below.

Incident Wire

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Official Sources & Datasets

Alerts & advisories
DHS National Terrorism Advisory System (NTAS)
Official public bulletins on the national threat environment.
FBI — Terrorism
Press releases, most-wanted, and joint threat statements.
Reports & data
State Dept. Country Reports on Terrorism
Annual, country-by-country analysis of terrorist activity.
National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC)
Interagency threat analysis and public reporting.
Analysis & tracking
Amit Institute (formerly ITIC)
Ongoing tracking and analysis tied to Israeli intelligence circles.
International Institute for Counter-Terrorism (ICT)
Reichman University think tank; searchable attack database.
Official
IDF / Home Front Command
Civil alert guidance and operational statements.
Official agencies
Public Security Intelligence Agency (PSIA)
Annual security outlook and international terrorism report (JP, partial EN).
National Police Agency — Security Bureau
Domestic counter-terrorism and public order coordination.
Reports & trend data
Europol TE-SAT
Annual EU-wide report on terrorism trends, attack data, and arrests across member states.
ICCT Interlinkages Database
Tracks European domestic prosecutions of terrorism alongside core international crimes.
Sanctions & designations
EU Sanctions Map
Official portal tracking individuals, entities, and groups under EU terrorism-related asset freezes.
EU Council Designated Terrorist List
Groups and individuals subject to measures under Common Position 2001/931/CFSP.
Research & knowledge tools
JRC Knowledge Hub — Counter-Terrorism
European Commission JRC tools on counter-terrorism, security-by-design, and public space protection.
Threat levels & advisories
ASIO — National Terrorism Threat Level
Official threat assessments and the National Terrorism Threat Level scale.
Smartraveller (DFAT)
Real-time travel advice and safety alerts for Australians overseas.
Designations & operations
Listed Terrorist Organisations
Department of Home Affairs register of groups proscribed under the Criminal Code.
AFP — Counter Terrorism
Operational news, Joint Counter Terrorism Team bulletins, and public notices.
Live on this page
Wikipedia — List of terrorist incidents (current year)
Community-curated, fast-updating. Feeds the wire above live via Wikipedia's public API.
GDELT Project — DOC 2.0 API
Free, public, key-free global news monitoring. Feeds the wire above live via GDELT's open API.
Structured datasets (not yet wired in)
Global Terrorism Database (GTD)
200,000+ events since 1970; requires registered bulk download, not a live API.
ACLED
Near real-time armed conflict & political violence event data; API requires a registered key.
Research
ICCT — Perspectives on Terrorism
Directory of research databases and counter-terrorism resources.

Methodology & next steps

Global feed: entries tagged GLOBAL are fetched live, in your browser, from two independent public OSINT sources — Wikipedia's "List of terrorist incidents in 2026" table and the GDELT Project's DOC 2.0 news API — both free, key-free, and CORS-open, so no backend is needed. The badge above the feed reports exactly which combination loaded: LIVE — Wikipedia + GDELT, one of the two alone if the other is unreachable, or SAMPLE DATA if both fail and a small fallback set is shown instead. It's never ambiguous which you're looking at.

US / Israel / Japan chips and entries: these remain manually curated, not live. DHS NTAS, ITIC, and PSIA don't publish a public, CORS-accessible API — pulling from them live would require a backend (e.g. a Cloudflare Pages Function) to fetch and parse their bulletin pages server-side, which is outside what a static site can do on its own. The Europe and Australia source tabs (Europol TE-SAT, ASIO, etc.) are link-outs only for the same reason.

Tier colors are used structurally: blue = routine/low, yellow = guarded, red = elevated, black = severe — illustrative and not an official designation from any agency. For live Wikipedia entries, tier is a simple casualty-count heuristic, not an official threat-level assignment.