The world's relationships, tracked in real time.

Grayvault Intelligence scores every bilateral relationship between countries on a continuous scale from -100 (active conflict) to +100 (strategic alliance), updating continuously from 65+ verified news sources worldwide.

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Eight authoritative data sources including SIPRI military expenditure, UN voting records, Freedom House democracy scores, and World Bank trade data. Every score is traceable to its source.

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65+ news sources monitored around the clock. Scores update as events happen, weighted by source credibility and the distinction between diplomatic rhetoric and observable action.

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Full platform access at no cost. 250+ bilateral pairs, 137 country profiles, interactive conflict map with 52 active conflicts, and 30 non-state actor profiles — all publicly accessible.

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Live geopolitical relationship scoring. 219+ bilateral pairs. Updated in real time.

"India votes against the United States at the UN 66% of the time — yet the relationship is widely described as a strategic partnership. Australia conducts $215B in annual trade with China while viewing it as a strategic rival. Grayvault Intelligence surfaces these contradictions and tracks how they change over time."

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Powered by authoritative open-source data

Grayvault Intelligence integrates eight verified public datasets for scoring calibration and validation.

SIPRI

Military expenditure data for 161 countries

Freedom House

Democracy and freedom scores for 195 countries

UN Voting

General Assembly voting alignment records

World Bank

GDP and bilateral trade volume data

GDELT

4,816 bilateral pair tone validation

OFAC

US Treasury sanctions program data

ReliefWeb

UN OCHA humanitarian situation reports

UNHCR

Refugee and displacement statistics

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