The US political borders can be classified into international and internal. An international boundary delineates the space between sovereign nations (Canada-USA-Mexico). Internal boundaries are more bureaucratic and used to break up space into manageable parts of administration.
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How safe do people feel walking alone at night? Gallup’s Global Safety Report reveals that global safety perceptions have improved over the past decade — but not everywhere. Find out which countries feel the safest and least safe today.
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French and Italian cuisines have shaped global culinary traditions. Discover how France and Italy perceive the rest of Europe’s food culture through these fascinating culinary maps from the Atlas of Prejudice.
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Dive into Europe’s evolving urban landscape with interactive visualizations and up-to-date population insights.
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How do forests and human settlements coexist? This article explores tree cover distribution, deforestation trends, and the patterns revealed by global maps.
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Finland and France top the list of European nations by government spending as a share of GDP. But what does that actually mean for the people who live there? This post explores what high and low spending really tells us about economic policy, public services, and everyday life.
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A map based on Eurostat data reveals wide regional differences in computer use across Europe in 2015. Learn about the cultural, economic, and historical causes of the digital divide.
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A look at the historic divide in Christianity that shaped Europe and beyond. Here’s what happened in 1054—and what often gets left out.
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An in-depth analysis of World War II’s unprecedented human cost, examining the conflict’s impact across continents through compelling maps and historical data.
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Examining the devastating toll of WWI through carefully curated maps and data, showing how military casualties and subsequent food shortages transformed the European continent.
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