Entity Database

Single emergency number across all EU member states. Police, fire, ambulance.

999 for emergencies, 101 for non-urgent police matters.

Nationwide emergency dispatch — police, fire, EMS.

Federal emergency line for police, fire and ambulance.

Triple Zero — primary emergency contact across Australia.

Maritime emergencies — request 'Coastguard' when calling 999.

National Response Center — oil, chemical and maritime incident reporting.

Global Maritime Distress and Safety System — VHF channel 16 monitored worldwide.

International criminal police organisation HQ, Lyon, France.

EU law enforcement cooperation agency, The Hague.

United Nations headquarters, New York. General inquiries and press.

British nationals abroad and consular assistance.

Overseas Citizens Services for US nationals abroad.

Executive branch of the European Union, Brussels.

Permanent international court for genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity.

Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, Vienna.

UN agency setting global civil aviation standards.

Trade association representing the world's airlines.

Civil aviation regulator for the United States.

Independent US accident investigator (air, rail, marine, highway).

Specialist aviation regulator for the United Kingdom.

EU agency for civil aviation safety certification.

UN agency for maritime safety and prevention of marine pollution.

24/7 accident reporting line for UK civil aircraft incidents.

24/7 incident reporting and federal cyber defence coordination.

Part of GCHQ. National authority on cyber incidents in the UK.

Computer Emergency Response Team for EU institutions and agencies.

Germany's national cybersecurity authority and CERT-Bund.

France's national cybersecurity authority. CERT-FR operations.

Japan Computer Emergency Response Team Coordination Center.

Australia's national CERT, University of Queensland.

EU's centre of expertise for cybersecurity across member states.