+9.7
M 7.4 - 126 km WNW of Ternate, Indonesia
7.4 magnitude earthquake near 126 km WNW of Ternate, Indonesia.
about 15 hours ago
usgs
Updated 4 minutes ago
Reality is currently outperforming satire, with multiple serious systems deteriorating inside the same frame.
0.0
Drivers
+9.7
7.4 magnitude earthquake near 126 km WNW of Ternate, Indonesia.
about 15 hours ago
usgs
+9.6
The purpose of this report is to raise awareness about the local transmission of clade Ib monkeypox virus (MPXV) among men who have sex with men (MSM) in countries previously unaffected or to date reporting only cases linked to travel. This report summarizes recent epidemiological developments, response activities, and the associated global public health risk. The second declaration of a public health emergency of international concern (PHEIC) for mpox was lifted on 5 September 2025. As both MPXV clades I and II and their subclades continue to circulate globally, leading to substantial outbreaks in African countries, WHO continues to advise emergency preparedness and response activities. Multiple modes of transmission underlie ongoing virus circulation, with sexual contact remaining the primary amplifier of transmission in most settings. Since 5 September 2025, several countries across four of six WHO regions have confirmed clade Ib MPXV infection in individuals with no recent travel reported (WHO African Region, Region of the Americas, the European Region and the Western Pacific Region), most of which are being detected among men who have sex with men, suggesting local transmission, particularly given that infections often manifest with few or no symptoms (paucisymptomatic or asymptomatic cases) leading to undetected onward transmission. Overall, the surveillance data in most countries is sufficient to detect and respond effectively to mpox outbreaks. However, thorough epidemiological investigation, contact tracing and implementation of public health interventions to control spread remain challenging. Mpox is known to resolve on its own over two to four weeks in most cases. However, timely access to quality healthcare is essential to identify, prevent and manage secondary bacterial infections and other complications. Individuals living with immune suppressive conditions remain at high risk of more severe mpox disease and death, most notably people living with undetected and/or untreated, uncontrolled human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection. Men who have sex with men with new and/or multiple partners remain at increased risk of clade Ib and also IIb MPXV infection. WHO assesses the public health risk posed by clade Ib MPXV to men who have sex with men as moderate and the risk to the general population as low in most countries.
4 months ago
who_don
+9.2
WSJ reported a recent macroeconomic signal connected to South Korea.
about 14 hours ago
current_news
Key headlines
7.4 magnitude earthquake near 126 km WNW of Ternate, Indonesia.
97.0
Open sourceThe purpose of this report is to raise awareness about the local transmission of clade Ib monkeypox virus (MPXV) among men who have sex with men (MSM) in countries previously unaffected or to date reporting only cases linked to travel. This report summarizes recent epidemiological developments, response activities, and the associated global public health risk. The second declaration of a public health emergency of international concern (PHEIC) for mpox was lifted on 5 September 2025. As both MPXV clades I and II and their subclades continue to circulate globally, leading to substantial outbreaks in African countries, WHO continues to advise emergency preparedness and response activities. Multiple modes of transmission underlie ongoing virus circulation, with sexual contact remaining the primary amplifier of transmission in most settings. Since 5 September 2025, several countries across four of six WHO regions have confirmed clade Ib MPXV infection in individuals with no recent travel reported (WHO African Region, Region of the Americas, the European Region and the Western Pacific Region), most of which are being detected among men who have sex with men, suggesting local transmission, particularly given that infections often manifest with few or no symptoms (paucisymptomatic or asymptomatic cases) leading to undetected onward transmission. Overall, the surveillance data in most countries is sufficient to detect and respond effectively to mpox outbreaks. However, thorough epidemiological investigation, contact tracing and implementation of public health interventions to control spread remain challenging. Mpox is known to resolve on its own over two to four weeks in most cases. However, timely access to quality healthcare is essential to identify, prevent and manage secondary bacterial infections and other complications. Individuals living with immune suppressive conditions remain at high risk of more severe mpox disease and death, most notably people living with undetected and/or untreated, uncontrolled human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection. Men who have sex with men with new and/or multiple partners remain at increased risk of clade Ib and also IIb MPXV infection. WHO assesses the public health risk posed by clade Ib MPXV to men who have sex with men as moderate and the risk to the general population as low in most countries.
96.0
Open sourceWSJ reported a recent macroeconomic signal connected to South Korea.
92.0
Open sourceInvesting.com reported a recent macroeconomic signal connected to South Korea.
92.0
Open sourceDrivers
Weight 22%
60.4
Confidence 54%
Coverage sparse
96 live proxy signals in this window
96 live proxy signals are contributing here while fuller structured coverage is still being built out.
Weight 14%
44.8
Confidence 54%
Coverage sparse
7 live proxy signals in this window
7 live proxy signals are contributing here while fuller structured coverage is still being built out.
Weight 14%
83.6
Confidence 90%
Coverage measured
71 evidence items in this window
71 evidence items are currently lifting this domain.
Weight 10%
83.8
Confidence 90%
Coverage measured
13 evidence items in this window
13 evidence items are currently lifting this domain.
Weight 13%
67.5
Confidence 90%
Coverage measured
82 evidence items in this window
82 evidence items are currently lifting this domain.
Weight 10%
54.8
Confidence 90%
Coverage measured
22 evidence items in this window
22 evidence items are currently lifting this domain.
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0.0
Confidence 24%
Coverage sparse
0 live proxy signals in this window
Proxy monitoring is live here, but it did not surface a strong enough signal in this window.
Weight 8%
46.3
Confidence 44%
Coverage sparse
4 live proxy signals in this window
4 live proxy signals are contributing here while fuller structured coverage is still being built out.
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Rankings
Egypt
Extremely Fucked
73.4
+2.1 vs global
Iran
Broadly Fucked
69.2
-2.1 vs global
Japan
Multi-Front Fucked
66.6
-4.7 vs global
South Africa
Broadly Fucked
65.4
-5.9 vs global
Ukraine
Intensely Fucked
61.4
-9.9 vs global
United Kingdom
Materially Fucked
20.7
-50.6 vs globalMexico
Increasingly Fucked
21.3
-50.0 vs globalBrazil
Clearly Fucked
21.4
-49.9 vs globalSouth Korea
Materially Fucked
24.5
-46.8 vs globalPhilippines
Worryingly Fucked
25.6
-45.7 vs globalRankings
Egypt
Extremely Fucked
73.4
+2.1 vs global
Iran
Broadly Fucked
69.2
-2.1 vs global
Japan
Multi-Front Fucked
66.6
-4.7 vs global
South Africa
Broadly Fucked
65.4
-5.9 vs global
Ukraine
Intensely Fucked
61.4
-9.9 vs global
United Kingdom
Materially Fucked
20.7
-50.6 vs globalMexico
Increasingly Fucked
21.3
-50.0 vs globalBrazil
Clearly Fucked
21.4
-49.9 vs globalSouth Korea
Materially Fucked
24.5
-46.8 vs globalPhilippines
Worryingly Fucked
25.6
-45.7 vs globalIntegrity
Freshness: live-ish
80 earthquakes returned in the current 7-day query window.
Last success: 4 minutes ago
Latency: 1994 ms
Freshness: live-ish
22 monitoring points sampled successfully.
Last success: 5 minutes ago
Latency: 1913 ms
Freshness: stale
Request timed out after 8000 ms
Last success: None yet
Latency: n/a
Freshness: fresh
12 outbreak bulletins parsed from the current WHO feed.
Last success: 20 days ago
Latency: 3898 ms
Freshness: fresh
15 country macro snapshots cleared the stress threshold.
Last success: about 1 month ago
Latency: 1895 ms
Freshness: live-ish
166 classified headline signals captured across 22 successful countries.
Last success: 4 minutes ago
Latency: 3037 ms