Counting notes

Reading the totals and charts

Each source record retains its format, topic and available dates. Repeated captures are merged while preserving original IDs. A missing publication date stays unknown; documented event dates are labelled separately.

Totals cover the collected material; categories use different units and can overlap. Statements, meetings and conferences count source records by month. Heritage counts named claim targets once. Threats are a reviewed sample, not an exhaustive count. Each chart has its own scale; a gap does not establish inactivity.

Education charts count named universities and schools with a usable month in the core register, once per institution per month. One institution may appear in several months. They use the activity, announcement or report date identified in the record; these dates do not all indicate completed events. Year-only references and records without a usable month are excluded from the charts and remain in the totals. Two schools listed together count as two institutions.

Heritage charts count each named target once, in its earliest source-record month. Catalog dates are estimates from image filenames, not confirmed publication dates.

Reference lines: August 2022 · WAC name and charter approved; September 2022 · Azerbaijan’s attack on Armenia; December 2022 · Aliyev opens WAC headquarters; Karabakh Armenians’ displacement · September 2023; Washington Declaration · 8 August 2025. The markers are context, not additional activity records.

Method and record cutoff

Public sources and attributed figures. Personal-status, entitlement, territorial and historical assertions remain source claims. Dates, overlaps, unavailable texts and differences in source wording are preserved.

Record cutoff: 4 November 2026. Reported figures retain the dates and scope of their original sources.

Audit results

Original rows

477

Listing records

862

Repeated capture rows merged

56

Additional source records

441

Universities

17

Schools

14

Descriptions available

71 / 71

Reviewed source records

862

Reviewed rhetoric records

15

Source charts use publication dates where known. When the publication date is unconfirmed, a documented event date is used and labelled. Institution charts retain their reviewed activity or report months.

Related records retain their original attribution and scope. A publication may appear in the source register without establishing Community organization, a partnership or a completed event. Institution totals include only separately reviewed institutions.

Source checks use available primary pages and indexed primary-source snapshots. Inaccessible originals and unresolved details remain marked. A checked source does not verify its historical, territorial or entitlement claims.

31 October recheck: 795 existing source URLs tested; 794 responded successfully. All 782 parsed publication dates and 757 comparable article texts matched the previous captures. One school-source request failed; one large PDF was checked by headers and prefix only. These are source-stability checks, not independent verification of the assertions.

This pass added 12 source reports, eight reviewed claim/demand publications, one coercive warning and two historical grant-award notices. Repeated reports were attached as corroboration. Searches covered issuer archives, interviews, university and school hosts, government records, UN documents, OSCE programmes and co-organizers. Social-media originals and complete coverage of 29–31 October remain unresolved.

The archive was expanded beyond its original three category indexes. 118 index pages were retrieved across seven categories. Recovered pages and publication passages were assessed for relevance, form, dates, attribution and duplicates. This is an expanded, source-based collection, not certification of every statement or exhaustive coverage of all media.

Additional-language research added 16 source reports, nine claim/demand publications and three historical records. Three university hosts and one school were added. Translations, later accounts and document circulation remain attached to their underlying records; no additional current-period threat was authenticated.

Additional search languages (24): Turkish, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Polish, Dutch, Romanian, Arabic, Persian, Georgian, Chinese, Urdu, Hebrew, Hungarian, Serbian, Portuguese, Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Uzbek, Greek, Bulgarian, Japanese and Hindi.

Language coverage varies from focused name/topic queries to full primary-text and metadata checks. No exhaustive census of every language or platform is claimed. An archived October 2020 body confirms earlier public WAC-name usage, not legal continuity with the 2022 entity. A2021 archive-index entry whose body could not be retrieved is kept distinct from a verified archived text.

The expanded archive also reviews general news, presentations, exhibitions and international cooperation. Only source-backed records are admitted; duplicate routes, personal-only material and unresolved date conflicts are assessed separately. Publication counts are not unique-event totals.

Content and activity counts measure different things. Threats, demands and claims may appear in statements, meetings or conferences, so their totals must not be added together. The activity overview counts source publications by format; education and heritage targets use separate units.

Publications containing both appear in each section; the totals overlap.