Current country stress

Country Instability Index

The SUZU Monitor Country Instability Index (CII) measures current country-level stress on a 0-100 scale using conflict, unrest, security and information signals. CII v14 currently monitors 31 countries and reports 24-hour comparison-window movement when available.

Which countries are most unstable right now?

As of Nov 2, 2026, 4:44 AM UTC, the highest Country Instability Index scores are Syria, Yemen, and Ukraine. SUZU Monitor derives this ranking from the committed CII v14 pulse for 31 monitored countries. The published table can refresh from the current API after the page loads.

What the CII measures

CII combines a 40% structural baseline with 60% live event pressure. The event score weights conflict at 30%, unrest at 25%, information at 25%, and security at 20%. It also applies bounded boosts and conflict or advisory floors. Read the CII v14 methodology before using a score in an analysis.

CII measures short-term stress. The separate Country Resilience Index measures longer-term structural capacity, with structural resilience ranked for 169 of 196 countries. Do not combine the scores.

CII is a current-conditions score, not a forecast. Where SUZU Monitor does forecast, the record and its methodology are published on the forecast accuracy scorecard.

Source: SUZU Monitor Country Instability Index snapshot, November 2, 2026. Current results: /api/intelligence/v1/get-risk-scores.