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Environment / 18 weeks ago

Damascus, Caracas, Kyiv top list of world’s least liveable cities in 2025

The latest edition of the Global Liveability Index 2025, released by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), paints a grim picture of urban life for millions around the globe. The report ranks cities based on key quality-of-life indicators, and this year’s findings highlight the persistent challenges faced by residents in some of the world’s most troubled regions.

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Politics / 31 weeks ago

Record deportations from the U.S. in 2024: Mexico, Guatemala, and Honduras top the list

In 2024, over 287,000 migrants were deported from the United States, with the majority originating from Latin American countries. The three countries with the highest deportation figures were Mexico (87,300), Guatemala (66,440), and Honduras (45,920).

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Maps / 42 weeks ago

Top 10 countries sending immigrants to the EU

Top 10 countries sending immigrants to the EU The European Union (EU) continues to be a major destination for immigrants from around the world.

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Politics / 1 year ago

Somalia leads the world's most corrupt countries

For a decade, the global corruption score has stagnated at 43 out of 100, with 131 countries failing to make any headway against corruption. This persistent issue affects political stability, economic growth, human rights, and democracy.

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Politics / 1 year ago

World leaders with the most assassination attempts in history

Political leaders have often been at the centre of intense scrutiny and danger throughout history. The very nature of their roles—shaping policies, leading nations, and influencing global events—has made them targets for those who oppose their ideologies or seek to disrupt their power.

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World / 1 year ago

Russia tops countries with the largest number of illegal migrants

Illegal migration has been a complex issue countries worldwide have battled over the years. According to the World Economic Forum, there are an estimated 272 million international migrants globally, making up about 3.5% of the world's population. Russia, for instance, is home to the largest number of illegal immigrants, with estimates suggesting 12 million unauthorised residents

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