Nations, borders, and the numbers that separate them.

All 236 countries and territories, ranked by 2026 population: from India's 1.48 billion down to Niue's 1,822 people.
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Oxford leads Times Higher Education's World University Rankings 2027 for an 11th straight year, just 0.1 points ahead of MIT. These are the world's top 20 universities, with their overall scores and last year's ranks.
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Fourteen African countries and two British island territories keep left. Here is every one, with the borders where drivers have to switch to the right.
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Average annual net forest loss over 2010–2020 from FAO's Global Forest Resources Assessment 2020: DR Congo lost about 1.1 million hectares a year, twice as much as Angola.
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African countries ranked by total forest area in FAO's Global Forest Resources Assessment 2020, with each country's 1990 figure to show three decades of change. DR Congo holds 126.2 million hectares, almost twice as much as second-placed Angola.
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Countries ranked by the number of people on the electoral roll at their most recent national election. The years differ by country (2023 to 2026), and registered voters are not the same as everyone eligible to vote.
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From Denali to Mexico's volcanoes — North America's tallest peaks.
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The Caucasus beats the Alps — Europe's tallest peaks, by elevation.
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Copenhagen, Vienna and Melbourne lead the EIU's Global Liveability Index 2026 — the world's ten most liveable cities, with their scores for stability, healthcare, culture, education and infrastructure.
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Bangkok, Hong Kong and London top the list — the world's ten most visited cities by international arrivals, from Euromonitor International's latest Top 100 City Destinations data.
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Home to every 8,000-meter peak on Earth — Asia's tallest mountains.
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All fourteen 8,000-meter peaks on Earth, ranked by elevation above sea level.
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