Tracking Gallup survey data for more than a decade reveals some countries are witnessing big happiness declines, reflecting their shifting socio-economic conditions.
China has grown its nuclear capacity over the last decade, now ranking second on the list of top nuclear energy producers.
One country is taking reforestation very seriously, registering more than 400,000 square km of forest growth in two decades.
See how the world's 6 largest countries will grow (or shrink) by 2075, based on the latest UN population projections.
We visualize Asia’s population patterns to see where 4.6 billion people, or two-thirds of the world’s population, actually live.
While many inspiring teachings exist about attaining individual happiness, it's worthwhile to consider how happy entire countries are on a collective scale.
This graphic illustrates the biggest stock markets by country, providing a unique breakdown of $110 trillion in valuation.
In this visualization, we map the populations of major regions at three different points in time: 1900, 2000, and 2050 (forecasted).
Many major coastal cities are experiencing local land subsidence where underground soil and rock collapse, causing the surface above to sink.
It's election year around the world, and this map of 2024 global elections by country shows just how many people will be impacted.