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World / 6 weeks ago
Why some nations have more men and others more women
A world map produced by The World in Maps tellingly shades nations by whether they have more men or more women — red where women are in the majority, blue where men outnumber women. Globally, as of 2025, there are about 101.07 males for every 100 females in the world population. That slight male majority is driven largely by higher birth ratios favouring boys, though over time that tilt tends to fade as women live longer on average.
Politics / 29 weeks ago
G20 Approval Ratings: Prabowo Subianto, Claudia Sheinbaum, and Narendra Modi lead global sentiment shift
April 2025 has brought fresh insight into global political dynamics, as new approval ratings for G20 leaders reveal surprising shifts and regional divergences in public sentiment. According to analysis by Reuters and Political Pulse, Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto tops the chart with an overwhelming 81% approval rating. Sworn in just months ago, Subianto has benefited from a post-election honeymoon period, strengthened by promises of continuity and decisive leadership following Joko Widodo’s tenure. Analysts note that his early efforts to strengthen domestic food security and military modernisation have played well with the Indonesian electorate.
World / 29 weeks ago
A look at papal longevity and leadership in the Catholic Church
The papacy is one of the oldest and most respected leadership positions in the world, with popes often serving well into old age. A visual by World Visualized highlights the oldest popes in office, showcasing how age and experience have shaped the Catholic Church’s leadership across centuries.
