Moral Intelligence · All 195 Nations
UnseenFront™ reads world events through a published universal-morality framework. The work includes a 195-country index, a conflict instrument, country briefs, and commissioned investigations. Every material claim carries a source trail. Every score should be read with its coverage and confidence limits..
Why UnseenFront Exists
UnseenFront began with one question: what is the underlying problem behind the disorder visible across public life? Our answer is moral. The work is to define a universal-morality framework, translate it into observable national indicators, track those indicators over time, and make course correction possible.
The Instruments
Every claim on this site traces back to one of these instruments — built from independently collected public data, scored by published methodology.

Every nation on earth, scored across seven domains of moral structure — with a Coercion Index that separates chosen order from enforced compliance.
See the scores →

A historical reconstruction to 1900, built from available series and disclosed assumptions. It is a model of past conditions.
See the timeline →

Armed conflict, scored and tracked — which wars are escalating, which are cooling. The instrument behind the monthly GCI Pulse.
See the conflicts →
For Organizations
The same framework, applied as decision support: Moral NPV scenario analysis for disorder-linked exposures, plus terrain intelligence for long-horizon decisions.For boards, counsel, foundations, dioceses, agencies, and family offices.
Start Here
New to UnseenFront? Two places to begin — the full orientation, and the reference shelf behind the methodology.

What this project is, who builds it, how the Moral Disorder Index works, how to read the bands, and how our investigations are run — the complete introduction for new readers.
Read the guide →

The working materials behind the framework — the assumption matrix, Moral Origins, the historical map, and the historical analysis. For readers who want to check the foundations themselves.
Browse the resources →
“Modern audiences are overwhelmed with information but underserved in moral clarity.”
— UnseenFront