China accounted for about 5 percent, or $441.8 billion, of the $8.8 trillion in public external debt owed by all low- and ...

And now we’re closer to it, thanks to a map created by the International Center for Tropical Agriculture that rates food sustainability for different countries around the world.

Map Shows All the Countries That Have Women Leaders. ... The first female world leader was elected in Sri Lanka, then known as Ceylon, when Sirimavo Bandaranaike became prime minister in 1960.

Most of us grew up looking at world maps that dramatically distorted the actual size of countries, and we had no idea. In ...

World pet populations also appear to follow a few interesting—if inexplicable—trends. For one, highly developed countries, for reasons yet unclear, tend to have more balanced cat and dog ...

Fig 1. World map showing the distribution of study countries and study participants. Note: Shade of green represents the number of participants per country.

The map reveals all countries where there have been reports of armed clashes involving state forces and/or rebel groups in 2021. Using this simplified definition, the presence of war across the ...

IT’S been revealed that the world map we’ve used for centuries doesn’t actually accurately illustrate the globe’s countries and continents. When this world map was charted i… ...

All-time charts show data from Jan. 21, 2020 to present. About the data Data for all countries except the United States comes from the Center for Systems Science and Engineering at Johns Hopkins ...

This discrepancy between the map size of a country and the real size of a country happens because we try to project our world which is shaped like a sphere (which is 3D, you know) onto a 2D map.

However, suicide rates vary around the world, so we made a map showing these differences. For most of the countries shown in the map below, suicide rate data comes from the World Health Organization .

The most common world map (the one you probably have on your wall) is called the Mercator map, named after Flemish cartographer Geradus Mercator. It was designed in 1569 for aiding marine navigation.