Up to 47% of charges for sexual offences in London last year were laid against foreign nationals, a study by the Centre for Migration Control reveals. However, mainstream British press calls these claims “misleading”.

Muslims constitute a small but growing minority across the European Union, with significant variations in population share between Western and Eastern member states.

Israel’s economic landscape is shaped by a diverse network of global trade, with the United States and China consistently ranking as its top import and export partners

This infographic maps the global diplomatic footprint at two of the world’s most powerful military displays: Moscow’s May 9th Victory Day Parade and Beijing’s September 3rd V-J Day Parade. By tracking which heads of state and other acting and former officials attended, it reveals a stark visual representation of shifting geopolitical alliances and neutral parties in an era of renewed great power competition.

This infographic charts the final destinations of America’s economic output, revealing each state’s most vital international customer.

This infographic redraws the map of American commerce, revealing the surprising and diverse import partners that power each state’s economy.

From the Americas to Australia and Oceania, public opinion on Russia reveals stark contrasts – ranging from cautious neutrality to deep skepticism.

This infographic maps the complex landscape of African attitudes toward Russia—revealing where support is strongest, where skepticism prevails, and how historical ties shape perceptions today.

This infographic maps public opinion of Russia across Asia, revealing stark contrasts between nations with historical ties, strategic partnerships, or geopolitical tensions. 

This infographic reveals how Russia is viewed across Europe, based on recent public opinion polls. From strong disapproval in Eastern Europe to more divided sentiments in Western nations, the data highlights geopolitical tensions, historical influences, and the impact of recent events on perceptions of Russia.