Every country drawn to scale by Everything Econ. Germany's rectangle in the treemap sits fractionally larger than America's — by roughly $100 million across a combined total of more than $55 billion. That visual near-tie, barely distinguishable to the eye, marks the first time in the recorded history of Official Development Assistance that the United
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Every country drawn to scale by Everything Econ. The treemap accompanying this article makes one comparison impossible to miss: India's cell is larger than China's by a margin that defies most readers' expectations, and Nigeria's cell is bigger than any country in Europe. India produced 23.2 million births in 2023, accounting for 17.59% of all
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Every country drawn to scale by Everything Econ. China generated 10,583 TWh of electricity in 2025, accounting for 35.75% of all electricity produced on Earth. Add up the United States (4,520 TWh), India (2,082 TWh), Russia (1,193 TWh), and Japan (1,030 TWh), and the total still falls short of China alone. The treemap accompanying this
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Every country drawn to scale by Everything Econ. The treemap accompanying this article makes one fact impossible to ignore before you read a single label: one cell occupies roughly three-fifths of the entire chart. That cell is China, which held 44 million electric vehicles on its roads at the end of 2025, equal to 59.83%
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Every country drawn to scale by Everything Econ. The treemap accompanying this article makes the central fact of global container shipping impossible to ignore: China's rectangle occupies roughly a third of the entire chart, and the gap between it and the United States is itself larger than the entire European continent's combined throughput. China moved
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Which Countries Are the Most Crowded on Earth? Population density — the number of people living within each square kilometre of a country's land — is one of the clearest ways to understand how squeezed, or how spacious, life in a given country really is. The latest World Bank figures reveal a world of extremes:
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Which Countries Have the Most Children? One of the clearest ways to understand a country's future is to look at how young its population is. This ranking measures the share of each country's population aged under 15 — a simple but powerful indicator of birth rates, healthcare, and long-term economic prospects. The picture it reveals
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The Countries Where the Population Has Grown the Oldest Every country on Earth is ageing — but some are doing so far faster than others. This ranking measures the share of each nation's population aged 65 and over, a widely used marker of how old a country's population has become. The figures, drawn from World
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Which Countries Have the World’s Strongest Currencies? Exchange rates tell you how far a unit of one country's money goes when converted into US dollars. A rate above 1.00 means a single unit of that currency buys more than one dollar — a sign of strength. Below 1.00, and you need many units to match
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The Countries Where the Most — and Fewest — Babies Are Born Every year, the World Bank counts how many babies are born for every 1,000 people living in a country. That single number, known as the crude birth rate, reveals a great deal about a society: its healthcare, its economy, the choices available to
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