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World / 29 weeks ago
Global Divorce Rates: Portugal tops the list while India remains the most maritally enduring
In a world where societal norms and legal frameworks around marriage continue to evolve, new global data has spotlighted the disparities in divorce rates across countries. The data based on national statistics and expressed per 1,000 people, ranges from a modest 0.1 in India to a striking 4 in Portugal, raising deeper questions about cultural norms, legal systems, and societal pressures that shape modern relationships.
World / 48 weeks ago
Global water crisis: Millions lack access to clean drinking water
Access to clean water remains a pressing challenge in many parts of the world, with millions of people facing daily struggles to secure safe drinking water. In Papua New Guinea, 60% of the population lacks access to safe water sources. Rural communities depend heavily on surface water from ponds, lakes, and rivers, which poses health risks and exacerbates sanitation challenges. Natural disasters, including cyclones and floods, frequently damage vital infrastructure and crops, deepening the water crisis. WorldMeters reveals that, In Chad, clean water remains out of reach for nearly half the country’s children. Decades of instability, violence, and sluggish recovery following dictatorship have severely hampered progress in developing sustainable water systems. The lack of access to safe water contributes to widespread health and economic challenges, particularly in rural areas.
Business / 49 weeks ago
The UK’s global trade: A snapshot of top partners and key Imports
With a $3.6 trillion economy, the United Kingdom stands as the sixth-largest economy in the world and remains a crucial player in international trade. Despite its exit from the European Union, the UK maintains a robust global trading network, with significant contributions from key partners such as Germany, the United States, and China. Office for National Statistics reveals that Germany is the UK’s top import partner, accounting for £74 billion of the UK’s £518 billion total import bill—approximately 13%. German exports to the UK are dominated by high-value goods, including cars, industrial machinery, and medicines, reinforcing Germany's role as a critical supplier of advanced technology and pharmaceuticals.
