Countries·critical
Russia's YTD civilian casualty toll reached 60,659 (killed and wounded as documented by OHCHR), with concentrated June strikes on Kyiv, Dnipro, and Kharkiv targeting residential areas and critical civilian infrastructure.
Countries·critical
Netanyahu's order to permanently seize approximately 70% of Gaza — 40 documented military outpost positions, 8 established post-ceasefire in violation of the October 2025 ceasefire agreement — alongside 119 Palestinians killed in June, humanitarian aid down 37% from allocation, and 1.8 million displaced confirms the active-perpetration floor at 0.0.
Countries·critical
Sudan's conflict-famine constellation deepens across three concurrent drivers: RSF-perpetrated genocide in Darfur (UN Fact-Finding Mission finding of genocide characteristics), SAF bombardment of civilian areas including Khartoum, and now IPC-confirmed famine affecting 2 million people — the direct outcome of deliberate humanitarian-access obstruction by both parties.
Countries·high
Iran's execution rate has reached the highest frequency in decades: 784+ documented executions YTD translates to one execution approximately every 49 hours across the full year-to-date period, including political prisoners and drug-offense capital sentences that fall below the international minimum threshold for capital punishment.
Countries·high
The DRC Ebola Bundibugyo outbreak has reached 598 confirmed cases and 115 deaths under the active WHO PHEIC — an acceleration of approximately 83 cases and 24 deaths from the June 9 cycle (515/91).
Fortune 500·high
Oracle's WARN Act sign-or-forfeit window for approximately 30,000 affected workers closes June 15 — five days from this cycle.
Countries·high
Ebola Bundibugyo spread from DRC has reached Kampala, Uganda's capital and primary urban center — an urban escalation that qualitatively changes the outbreak's transmission risk profile.
Ai Labs·high
Anthropic's IPO S-1 filing is a corporate-structure event — a capital-markets step — that does not constitute a conduct change, a harm reduction, or a harm amplification under the methodology.
Countries·high
June 10 documentation of additional Colombian-mercenary pipeline evidence — consistent with the Conflict Insights Group tracking and Desert Wolves brigade deployments documented in the June 8–9 cycle sequence — reinforces the applied June 8 band-crossing score (18.4, Developing → Critical, −5.0) without opening a new proposal.
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Countries — Floor Cohort: Four Active-Perpetration Floors Reinforced This Cycle
Myanmar (Bago monastery airstrike — 28 civilians, possible war crime), Russia (60,659 casualties YTD), Israel (70% seizure order), and Sudan (IPC famine, 150,000+ killed) each absorb new evidence that deepens the 0.0 floor without altering the designation
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Countries — Near-Floor Cohort: Iran, DRC, Ethiopia, Haiti Confirmed
Near-floor entities confirm at published scores with deepening evidence; DRC Ebola trajectory accelerates with Kampala urban escalation as the most significant qualitative change
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Countries — Priced-Continuation Cluster: UAE, Bolivia, US, India Confirmed
Four recently applied Critical-band scores confirm on same-regime-continuation evidence; UAE's June 10 mercenary documentation is the day's clearest example of the duplicate-suppression discipline applied to an already-committed score
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Fortune 500 — Boundary Compression: Oracle, Cigna Enter Final Pre-Trigger Window
Oracle at 0.6 points above Critical with five days to the June 15 WARN Act window; Cigna confirmed at 0.3 points; three-entity corporate boundary cluster from June 9 narrows to two active corporate cases plus Uganda from the country index
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AI Labs — Corporate Structure vs. Conduct: Anthropic IPO S-1 Ruling
Anthropic's IPO S-1 filing resolved as net-neutral corporate-structure event; the DC Circuit appeal and EU AI Act August 2 deadline remain the lab sector's operative scoring pivots for this cycle sequence
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Ebola PHEIC — Kampala Urban Escalation: Most Significant Qualitative Change This Cycle
Ebola Bundibugyo reaches Kampala (nine cases) as DRC outbreak accelerates to 598/115; no approved vaccine; WHO PHEIC active; the Kampala urban cluster represents the highest-consequence epidemiological escalation in the current cycle
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Countries — Forced Labor and Supply Chain Transparency: North Korea EU Documentation
Scanner surfaces expanded North Korean forced-labor documentation in EU supply chains across multiple sectors; no individual Fortune 500 entity crossed a proposal threshold but supply-chain transparency drift is flagged as a sector-wide monitoring signal
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ICE Detention and Immigration Enforcement — Fort Bliss Pattern Continuation
US 17.5 cycle confirms the Fort Bliss GAO findings carry forward; 17 in-custody deaths YTD remains the highest rate in two decades; same-regime continuation at priced Critical baseline