Enquiries: +44 (0) 1202 308 810
Emergencies: +44 (0) 1202 795 801
Enquiries: +44 (0) 1202 308 810
Emergencies: +44 (0) 1202 795 801
On 28 March, Palm Sunday and the first day of Easter Holy Week, two suspected suicide bombers detonated an explosive device outside the Sacred Heart of Jesus Cathedral in the port city of Makassar, South Sulawesi Province. The attack highlighted both the terrorism threat in the South East Asian country and the increased risk of terrorism over Easter.
For those who do not intend to be there, being caught up in a protest, regardless of the cause, can be frightening. For both travellers in an unfamiliar environment and locals, unrest should be avoided, especially when clashes are occurring.
Political Crisis Sparks Violent Unrest in Port-au-Prince Haiti – 10 February 2021 – Political and Civil Unrest Risk SITUATION SUMMARY Haitian President Jovenel Moise has claimed that a plot to assassinate him and stage a coup d’état has been foiled by...
Alert+ – Year Long State of Emergency Declared Following Military Coup d’Etat Myanmar– 01 February 2021 – Political Risk SITUATION SUMMARY On 1 February, Myanmar’s military seized control of the country in a coup...
At least five dead following attack by gunmen in Vienna Austria – 3 November 2020 – Terror Risk SITUATION SUMMARY Several gunmen carrying assault rifles have opened fire in a number of locations in...
SITUATION SUMMARY On 29 October, an attack occurred outside the Notre Dame church in Nice. At the time of writing, three people have been killed and several others injured, the assailant has also been...
Sign up for FREE today!
Receive regular special reports direct to your inbox by entering your email here.
