Data coverage

Sitewide coverage

Counts and freshness are computed statically from the fixtures as of June 5, 2026. Live/static values are manually maintained from cited public sources and are not real-time. Every canonical page now carries at least one live/static indicator, but coverage remains partial and not real-time.

Review status

Of 54 live/static indicators: 28 current, 6 due for review soon, 5 overdue, and 15 stale. Sitewide freshness can read stale even when values are historically valid — older event snapshots should not be mistaken for current conditions. Freshness is review status, not correctness.

Top review priorities

• U.S./G7 Russian crude oil price cap (Sanctions on Russian energy trade) — stale — review recommended, review by June 3, 2023.
• Russian refined products price cap (premium-to-crude) (Sanctions on Russian energy trade) — stale — review recommended, review by August 4, 2023.
• Shadow-fleet share of Russian oil exports (Russian oil shadow fleet & shipping sanctions) — stale — review recommended, review by March 23, 2024.

Coverage by category

Live/sample coverage grouped by public category. Sanctions has a cross-topic dashboard; see data review for category review status.

Coverage by page

Each conflict, chokepoint, and dashboard page, with its live/sample split, freshness status, and newest review date.

Coverage by source

Public sources behind current observations and facts, with how many indicators reference them and their freshness across live rows. Source quality: 29 official / intergovernmental, 5 authoritative research, 21 high citation-readiness — see the source registry.

Live / static indicators (54)

Every value below is source-linked and manually maintained from a cited public source. Related pages are listed in the per-page breakdown above and on each source’s detail page.

Sample rows

Sample rows are illustrative placeholders pending source-linked replacement. They are not measured or current values and must not be cited as data. Counts by page:

• Russia–Ukraine war — 2 sample rows
• Strait of Hormuz — 1 sample row
• Red Sea shipping corridor — 1 sample row
• Global shipping risk — 1 sample row

How to read this page

• Live / static means a source-linked value, manually maintained from a cited public source — not real-time and not automatically updated.
• Sample means an illustrative placeholder pending a source-linked replacement.
• Freshnessis a review status against each source’s update cadence. Aging or stale means a manual re-check is recommended — it does not mean the value is wrong.
• Coverage is partial. Warconomy does not claim complete or real-time coverage of any topic.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between live and sample rows?

Live/static rows are genuinely sourced, manually maintained values with an as-of and review date. Sample rows are clearly labeled placeholders and must not be cited as current or measured data.

Does 'stale' mean the data is wrong?

No. Stale is a review signal based on each source's cadence — it means a re-check is recommended, not that the value is incorrect.

Is coverage complete?

No. Coverage is partial and not real-time; this page shows exactly how much is source-linked live data versus labeled sample rows.

Related

• Data review queue — review priorities and recommended-review-by dates per source and indicator.
• Source registry — every public source, with per-source detail pages.
• Conflict economic-impact dataset — machine-readable JSON export with the same coverage and freshness summaries.
• Methodology — confidence levels, data modes, and language policy.