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What warns you, where you live

Most European states warn their citizens by cell broadcast — the government pushes a message straight to every handset in an area, and there is nothing for anyone to subscribe to. That is not a hole in our coverage to be papered over. It is the single most useful thing we can tell you, because it means the channel your government will actually use is the emergency-alerts setting on your own phone.

41countries researched
27with no machine-readable civil-protection feed at all
14where one exists
1we carry today

Four states, and we publish all four. “Built, not switched on” names its own reason — usually that we have asked an authority for permission to carry their data and are waiting for an answer. We would rather show you an empty row with a reason than a full one without.

We carry it1Built, not switched on13Published, but not machine-readable23Nothing found4

Belgium

BE-Alert — Nationaal Crisiscentrum / Centre de crise national (NCCN)
Direct to the handsetnothing to subscribe to — turn on emergency alerts
Published, but not machine-readableBE-Alert also posts to municipal channels; no public API.

Bulgaria

Главна дирекция „Пожарна безопасност и защита на населението" – МВР / DG Fire Safety and Civil Protection, Ministry of Interior; system "BG-ALERT"
Direct to the handsetnothing to subscribe to — turn on emergency alerts
Published, but not machine-readableNationwide since 2023, tested quarterly (1 April tests reported by BTA).

Croatia

Ravnateljstvo civilne zaštite (MUP) — Civil Protection Directorate
Direct to the handsetnothing to subscribe to — turn on emergency alerts
Published, but not machine-readablegov.hr CMS sites usually expose /rss — retest.

Cyprus

Πολιτική Άμυνα — Cyprus Civil Defence (Ministry of Interior)
Direct to the handsetnothing to subscribe to — turn on emergency alerts
Nothing foundwe looked for a national civil-protection feed and found none

Czechia

Hasičský záchranný sbor ČR (HZS ČR, Fire Rescue Service) / Ministerstvo vnitra — Jednotný systém varování a vyrozumění (sirens) + planned Cell Broadcast
Direct to the handsetnothing to subscribe to — turn on emergency alerts
Published, but not machine-readableNo public feed of CB messages announced.

Denmark

Beredskabsstyrelsen (DEMA) operates; Rigspolitiet (National Police) issues — S!RENEN (cell broadcast since April 2023) + physical sirens + DR/TV2 beredskabsmeddelelser
Direct to the handsetnothing to subscribe to — turn on emergency alerts
Published, but not machine-readableBeredskabsmeddelelser are read on DR; DR has RSS for news but not a dedicated alert feed.

Estonia

Päästeamet (Estonian Rescue Board) — issuer of EE-ALARM ohuteavitus, together with PPA (police), Terviseamet etc.
Direct to the handsetnothing to subscribe to — turn on emergency alerts
Published, but not machine-readablekriis.ee and ERR.ee carry alert text as HTML news; no structured archive.

France

FR-Alert — Ministère de l'Intérieur (Ministry of the Interior)
Direct to the handsetnothing to subscribe to — turn on emergency alerts
Published, but not machine-readable—

Ireland

Office of Emergency Planning, Department of Defence
Direct to the handsetnothing to subscribe to — turn on emergency alerts
Published, but not machine-readableRevisit in 2027.

Israel

No national civil-protection authority identified
Direct to the handsetnothing to subscribe to — turn on emergency alerts
Nothing foundwe looked for a national civil-protection feed and found none

Italy

Dipartimento della Protezione Civile (DPC) — IT-alert
Direct to the handsetnothing to subscribe to — turn on emergency alerts
Published, but not machine-readableit-alert.gov.it has a "Messaggi" section per search results — check in a browser for a sent-messages list; not machine-readable in any case.

Latvia

Valsts ugunsdzēsības un glābšanas dienests (VUGD, State Fire and Rescue Service) — National Early Warning System
Direct to the handsetnothing to subscribe to — turn on emergency alerts
Published, but not machine-readableActivation decided by VUGD chief (national) or territorial unit chief.

Malta

Dipartiment tal-Protezzjoni Ċivili — Civil Protection Department (Home Affairs)
Direct to the handsetnothing to subscribe to — turn on emergency alerts
Nothing foundwe looked for a national civil-protection feed and found none

Moldova

Inspectoratul General pentru Situații de Urgență (IGSU), MAI
Direct to the handsetnothing to subscribe to — turn on emergency alerts
Published, but not machine-readablewarnings are issued, but not in a form anything can subscribe to

Montenegro

Direktorat za zaštitu i spašavanje, MUP Crne Gore
Direct to the handsetnothing to subscribe to — turn on emergency alerts
Published, but not machine-readablewarnings are issued, but not in a form anything can subscribe to

North Macedonia

Центар за управување со кризи (CUK) / Дирекција за заштита и спасување (DZS)
Direct to the handsetnothing to subscribe to — turn on emergency alerts
Published, but not machine-readablewarnings are issued, but not in a form anything can subscribe to

Romania

Inspectoratul General pentru Situații de Urgență (IGSU) / Departamentul pentru Situații de Urgență (DSU) — RO-ALERT
Direct to the handsetnothing to subscribe to — turn on emergency alerts
Published, but not machine-readable~2,700 messages/yr (majority bear sightings, storms).

Serbia

МУП — Сектор за ванредне ситуације (Sector for Emergency Situations)
Direct to the handsetnothing to subscribe to — turn on emergency alerts
Published, but not machine-readableNo CAP or public feed announced.

Slovakia

Ministerstvo vnútra SR – sekcia krízového riadenia / Ministry of Interior, Civil Protection; system "SK-Alert"
Direct to the handsetnothing to subscribe to — turn on emergency alerts
Published, but not machine-readablePre-SK-Alert, warning = sirens + local broadcast.

Spain

Dirección General de Protección Civil y Emergencias (DGPCE) / ES-Alert public warning system
Direct to the handsetnothing to subscribe to — turn on emergency alerts
Published, but not machine-readableAlerts are issued by the 17 regional emergency centres (112), not centrally; some regions (e.g.

Türkiye

Afet ve Acil Durum Yönetimi Başkanlığı (AFAD) — Bütünleşik İkaz Alarm Sistemi (İKAS)
Direct to the handsetnothing to subscribe to — turn on emergency alerts
Published, but not machine-readablewarnings are issued, but not in a form anything can subscribe to

Compiled from 412 registered feeds across 41 countries. Every row is our own research and our own wording; where we link out, that is the authority’s own page and it is the one to trust in an emergency.