US EditionGlobal peace continues to decline, says 2025 index
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Security is one of the most important criteria in choosing a country to live, work or invest. Therefore, the Global Peace Index (GPI) seeks to show the countries where it is more...
Global peace continues to decline, says 2025 index
Peacefulness has deteriorated for the sixth year in a row, according to the 2025 Global Peace Index. The ten least peaceful countries face extreme conflict, political instability, and societal collapse. We spoke to Thomas Morgan, Senior Research Fellow at the Institute for Economics and Peace, for further insight.
GPI fall linked to Hasina regime Press Wing - The New Nation
Staff Reporter : The Chief Adviser’s Press Wing has dismissed as “misleading” claims circulating on social media and several websites alleging that Bangladesh’s sharp drop in the 2025 Global Peace Index (GPI) occurred under the current interim government. In a statement issued on Sunday, the Press Wing clarified that Bangladesh’s 33-position decline-placing it at 123rd in the latest index-reflects data collected during 2024, a period marked by s…
According to the Global Peace Index 2025 report, Iceland remains the most peaceful country in the world, while global peacefulness levels have continued to deteriorate over the past year.
Top 40 Most Dangerous Countries to Avoid in 2025 - Digital Phablet
2025’s Most Unsafe Countries: A Closer Look at Global Instability In a world that seems increasingly fraught with tension, the 2025 Global Peace Index has brought to light the most dangerous nations based on a wide array of indicators. This comprehensive report evaluates 163 countries using 23 different metrics, including conflict deaths, political instability, and socio-economic factors. Lower scores on this index correlate with safer, more pea…
According to the Global Peace Index of 2025, this country remains further away from conflicts in the world.
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