Brexit was supposed to slash immigration. Instead, it transformed it. This infographic visualizes one of the most unexpected outcomes of the UK’s departure from the EU: a massive pivot in global migration patterns. As the blue bars representing EU residents shrink, the red bars for non-EU nationals skyrocket, painting a definitive picture of a promise that backfired and a debate that was focused on the wrong target.

This infographic shows the top ten countries of the world by their naval power.

The 2024 Military Strength Ranking by Globalfirepower.com shows that the United States, Russia, and China have remained the world’s top military powers.

This infographic shows the top ten countries of the world by the number of their armored vehicles.

This infographic shows the top ten countries of the world by their air power (total aircraft in stock)

This infographic shows the top ten countries of the world by their armed forces’ active personnel

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.