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.

This infographic compares the average heights of men and women across the globe, ranking the top 10 tallest and bottom 10 shortest countries. Explore how genetics, nutrition, and socioeconomic factors shape these differences—and which nations have seen the most dramatic changes over time. From towering averages in Northern Europe to shorter statures in parts of Asia and Africa, discover the trends defining human height worldwide.

This infographic shows top 20 countries in terms of electricity production

Global trade imbalances reveal stark economic divides. This infographic highlights the countries with the biggest surpluses – flush with foreign cash – and those drowning in deficits, exposing the winners and losers of world commerce. Trade surplus champions vs. deficit nations: Who’s winning the global trade game?

When it comes to health, education, and wealth, some U.S. states outrank Europe’s strongest economies – while others lag behind. Using the UN’s Human Development Index (HDI), we matched each state to its closest European counterpart, revealing unexpected parallels. See where your state lands in this transatlantic comparison.

From Romania’s 96% homeownership rate to Switzerland’s 42%, Europe’s housing markets tell a story of culture, economics, and history.

From West Virginia’s high homeownership rates to California’s steep housing challenges, a state-by-state look reveals stark divides in who owns homes – and who doesn’t.

The European Union has reached a stage when all the candidate countries are Europe’s poorest states.

Only 47% of Americans say they are “very satisfied” with their lives, according to a Gallup survey. Interestingly, the state in which you live may have an impact on how happy you are. This infographic shows the 10 happiest vs. 10 unhappiest states.