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Measuring peace: We all want global peace but what do we really know about it? A 1-point improvement in a nation's Global Peace Index score adds 1.49 percentage points to a countries annual economic growth...
The 2013 Global Peace Index (GPI) shows that the world has become less peaceful, with a rise in the number of homicides and an increase in military expenditure. The GPI measures peace in 162 countries according to 22 qualitative and quantitative indicators of peace.
To find out more and to explore peace on the interactive Global Peace Index map, visit www.visionofhumanity.org
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Despite living in the most peaceful time in human history, the world has become less peaceful over the last seven years, according to the 2014 Global Peace Index.
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Explore the data on the interactive Global Peace Index map
The Global Peace Index measures peace in 162 countries according to 22 indicators that gauge the absence of violence or the fear of violence. This is the 7th year the index has been produced. Results from the 2014 Global Peace Index show that:
Since 2008, 111 countries have deteriorated in levels of peace, while only 51 have increased.
Europe retains its position as the most peaceful region with 14 of the top 20 most peaceful countries.
The world has become less peaceful over the last year, mainly due to a rise in terrorist activity, the number of conflicts fought and the number of refugees and displaced people.
500 million people live in countries at risk of instability and conflict, 200 million of whom live below the poverty line.
The Global Economic Impact of violence reached US$9.8 trillion last year, which is equal to 2 times the total GDP of Africa
To find out more, visit: http://www.visionofhumanity.org/ to explore the interactive peace map and download the report.
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- published: 18 Jun 2014
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The 2015 Global Peace Index reveals a divided world, with the most peaceful countries enjoying increasing levels of peace and prosperity, while the least peaceful countries spiral into violence and conflict.
www.visionofhumanity.org
Explore the state of world peace on the interactive Global Peace Index map.
Researchers at the Institute for Economics and Peace have analysed 23 indicators to gauge the absence of violence or the fear of violence in 162 countries over the past eight years.
Globally, levels of peace remained stable over the last year, however the world is slightly less peaceful than it was in 2008.
Since last year, 81 countries have become more peaceful, while 78 have deteriorated.
Many countries in Europe, the world’s most peaceful region, have reached historically high levels of peace. This is largely due to reduction in the number of homicides, decrease in military expenditure, and the withdrawal of forces from Iraq an Afghanistan. 15 of the 20 most peaceful countries are in Europe.
The Middle East and North Africa is now the world’s least peaceful region for the first time since the Index began, due to an increase in civil unrest and terrorist activity.
This has led to a sharp rise in the number of refugees and Internally Displaced People (IDPs).
Globally the intensity of internal armed conflict has increased dramatically, with the number of people killed in conflicts rising over 3.5 times from 49,000 in 2010 to 180,000 in 2014.
The economic impact of violence reached a total of US$14.3 trillion or 13.4% of global GDP last year.
To find out more, visit: www.visionofhumanity.org to explore the interactive peace map and download the report.
- published: 17 Jun 2015
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In the 12 months since the last Global Peace Index, increased conflict, terrorism and the refugee crisis suggests a less peaceful world. However, despite the increasingly unequal gap between peaceful and less peaceful nations, there are positive trends where the data tells a different story.
- published: 10 Jun 2016
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Every year, the Global Peace Index (product of the Institute for Economics and Peace) attempts to determine the level of peacefulness of 162 world´s largest countries. Measuring the countries’ peacefulness is a complex process based on evaluating a wide range of indicators. There are 22 indicators in total, including things like number of external and internal conflicts, relations with neighboring countries, political instability, terrorist activity, number of homicides per 100,000 people, number of jailed persons per 100,000 people, nuclear and heavy weapons capability and many more. Since 2007 when the project was launched, Iceland has always been the safest and most peaceful country in the world. In this year´s TOP 5 peaceful countries, Iceland (this year´s score 1.189) was followed by Denmark (1.193), Austria (1.200), New Zealand (1.236), and Switzerland (1.258). In these countries, as well as in those which ranked close by, you should not worry about your safety. But let us have a look at the other end of the chart. These 25 countries have been listed as the most dangerous countries in the world and definitely should not be among your vacation destinations.
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Mexico (2.500)
Ethiopia (2.502)
Ivory Coast (2.546)
Ukraine (2.546)
Chad (2.558)
Egypt (2.571)
India (2.571)
Guinea – Bissau (2.591)
Lebanon (2.620)
Yemen (2.629)
Zimbabwe (2.662)
Israel (2.689)
Colombia (2.701)
Nigeria (2.710)
Russia (3.039)
North Korea (3.071)
Pakistan (3.107)
Democratic Republic of Congo (3.213)
Central African Republic (3.331)
Sudan (3.362)
Somalia (3.368)
Iraq (3.377)
South Sudan (3.397)
Afghanistan (3.416)
Syria (3.650)
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Top 10 safest countries 2015. This is a list of top 10 safest countries in the world accoording to peace index 2015 report. Remember to like and subscribe!
Global Peace Index (GPI) domains:
-Ongoing domestic and international conflict
Indicators of the number and intensity of ongoing civil and
international wars.
-Societal safety and security
Indicators of the levels of safety and security within a country, such
as the perception of criminality in society, the level of political
instability and the rate of homicides and violent crimes.
- Militarisation
Indicators of a nation’s military capacity, both in terms of the
economic resources committed to the military and support for
multilateral operations.
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- published: 19 Jul 2015
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The 2015 Global Peace Index, produced by the Institute for Economics and Peace, shows that the world is becoming increasingly divided, with some countries experiencing unprecedented levels of peace, while others spiral into violence and conflict.
Explore the data on the interactive Global Peace Index map: http://www.visionofhumanity.org/
The London launch of the 2015 Global Peace Index was hosted by King's College on the 17th of June, 2015. Steve Killelea, Founder and Executive Chairman of the Institute for Economics and Peace, presented the findings of the Global Peace Index. He was introduced by Professor Edward Byrne AC, Principal of King’s College London. A panel discussion proceeded with panellists including:
Peter Apps, Reuters correspondent, on sabbatical as Executive Director of PS21; Sir Lawrence Freedman, Emeritus Professor of War Studies and Lieutenant-General Jonathon Peter Riley, CB, DSO.
You can explore a further analysis of the Global Peace Index in the 2015 report: http://www.visionofhumanity.org/#/page/our-gpi-findings
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India was on Wednesday positioned low at 141st spot on a Global Peace Index - making it less tranquil than nations like Burundi, Serbia and Burkina Faso - with viciousness taking a US $680-billion toll on its economy in 2015. In a positioning of 163 nations, ordered by worldwide research organization Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP), Syria has been named as the minimum serene, trailed by South Sudan, Iraq, Afghanistan and Somalia. Then again, Iceland was positioned as the worlds most serene nation, trailed by Denmark and Austria.
India has climbed two position, from 141st a year ago, yet the study said the nations peace score has "disintegrated" over the previous year - which implies the slight ascent in positioning could be because of more regrettable execution of others. The report said that in the most recent decade, Indias position has crumbled with regards to peace "by 5 for every penny to a great extent because of decays in the pointers measuring UN peacekeeping financing and the level of political dread". Inside South Asia, Bhutan was positioned best (thirteenth general rank), while India was fifth trailed by Pakistan at 6th (general 153rd) and Afghanistan at 6th spot (worldwide 160th).
The report said, "Indias scores for continuous residential and worldwide clash and militarisation have disintegrated somewhat. The nation stays defenseless against demonstrations of dread and security dangers at its common outskirt with Pakistan. "All things considered, the quantity of passings brought about by remotely composed fear strikes has ascended throughout the year." in the meantime, Sri Lanka saw the best rise in its score in the district and the report credited the nations expanded quietness to "better relations with neighboring nations, especially India". The GPI 2016 positions 163 free states and domains as indicated by their level of tranquility. It further said that "savagery affected Indias economy by USD 679.80 billion in 2016, 9 for each penny of Indias GDP, or US $525 per individual".
The financial effect of brutality on the worldwide economy touched USD 13.6 trillion or 13.3 for each penny of gross world item. The sum is additionally proportional to 11 times the extent of worldwide remote direct speculation, it included. As per the report, world turned into a less quiet in 2016, for the most part by virtue of expanded terrorism and more elevated amounts of political flimsiness. Rankings of 81 nations have enhanced however the decay in another 79 exceeded these additions. IEP Founder and Executive Chairman Steve Killelea said expanding internationalization of inner clashes has concurred with UN peacekeeping financing achieving record highs in 2016. In any case, peace building and peacekeeping spending remains proportionately little contrasted with the financial effect of brutality, speaking to only two for every penny of worldwide misfortunes from equipped clash, he noted.
"In 2015, viciousness regulation consumption in India totalled USD 679.8 billion PPP, an expansion of 7 for every penny from 2008. At 9 for each penny of GDP this was positioned 65th on the planet," Killelea said. According to the report, tending to the worldwide dissimilarity in peace and accomplishing a general 10 for every penny diminish in the monetary effect of savagery would deliver a peace profit of USD 1.36 trillion. This is roughly equal to the extent of world sustenance sends out.
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The Global Peace Index (GPI) is an attempt to measure the relative position of nations' and regions' peacefulness. It is the product of Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP) and developed in consultation with an international panel of peace experts from peace institutes and think tanks with data collected and collated by the Economist Intelligence Unit. The list was launched first in May 2007, then continued on May 2008, 2 June 2009, 10 June 2010 and most recently on 25 May 2011. It is claimed to be the first study to rank countries around the world according to their peacefulness. It ranks 153 countries (up from 121 in 2007). The study is the brainchild of Australian entrepreneur Steve Killelea and is endorsed by individuals such as Kofi Annan, the Dalai Lama, archbishop Desmond Tutu, former Finnish President Martti Ahtisaari, Muhammad Yunus, economist Jeffrey Sachs, former president of Ireland Mary Robinson, and former US president Jimmy Carter. Factors examined by the authors include internal factors such as levels of violence and crime within the country and factors in a country's external relations such as military expenditure and wars. The index is launched each year at events in London, Washington DC, the United Nations in New York and in Brussels.
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World peace is an ideal of freedom, peace, and happiness among and within all nations and/or people. World peace is an idea of planetary non-violence by which nations willingly cooperate, either voluntarily or by virtue of a system of governance that prevents warfare. The term is sometimes used to refer to a cessation of all hostility among all individuals. For example, World Peace could be crossing boundaries via human rights, technology, education, engineering, medicine, diplomats and/or an end to all forms of fighting.
While world peace is theoretically possible, some believe that human nature inherently prevents it. This belief stems from the idea that humans are naturally violent, or that rational agents will choose to commit violent acts in certain circumstances.
Others, however, believe that war is not an innate part of human nature, and that this myth in fact prevents people from reaching for world peace.
Many theories as to how world peace could be achieved have been proposed. Several of these are listed below. World peace is achievable when there is no longer conflict over resources. For example, oil is one such resource and conflict over the supply of oil is well known. Therefore, developing technology that utilizes reusable fuel sources may be one way to achieve world peace.[citation needed]
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2:37Global Peace Index 2013
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The 2013 Global Peace Index (GPI) shows that the world has become less peaceful, with a rise in the number of homicides and an increase in military expenditure. The GPI measures peace in 162 countries according to 22 qualitative and quantitative indicators of peace. To find out more and to explore peace on the interactive Global Peace Index map, visit www.visionofhumanity.org -
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Despite living in the most peaceful time in human history, the world has become less peaceful over the last seven years, according to the 2014 Global Peace Index. http://www.visionofhumanity.org/ Explore the data on the interactive Global Peace Index map The Global Peace Index measures peace in 162 countries according to 22 indicators that gauge the absence of violence or the fear of violence. This is the 7th year the index has been produced. Results from the 2014 Global Peace Index show that: Since 2008, 111 countries have deteriorated in levels of peace, while only 51 have increased. Europe retains its position as the most peaceful region with 14 of the top 20 most peaceful countries. The world has become less peaceful over the last year, mainly due to a rise in terrorist activity, the number of conflicts fought and the number of refugees and displaced people. 500 million people live in countries at risk of instability and conflict, 200 million of whom live below the poverty line. The Global Economic Impact of violence reached US$9.8 trillion last year, which is equal to 2 times the total GDP of Africa To find out more, visit: http://www.visionofhumanity.org/ to explore the interactive peace map and download the report. Produced by Cii. Music: 'Time (Instrumental)' by Shane Beales. -
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The 2015 Global Peace Index reveals a divided world, with the most peaceful countries enjoying increasing levels of peace and prosperity, while the least peaceful countries spiral into violence and conflict. www.visionofhumanity.org Explore the state of world peace on the interactive Global Peace Index map. Researchers at the Institute for Economics and Peace have analysed 23 indicators to gauge the absence of violence or the fear of violence in 162 countries over the past eight years. Globally, levels of peace remained stable over the last year, however the world is slightly less peaceful than it was in 2008. Since last year, 81 countries have become more peaceful, while 78 have deteriorated. Many countries in Europe, the world’s most peaceful region, have reached historically high levels of peace. This is largely due to reduction in the number of homicides, decrease in military expenditure, and the withdrawal of forces from Iraq an Afghanistan. 15 of the 20 most peaceful countries are in Europe. The Middle East and North Africa is now the world’s least peaceful region for the first time since the Index began, due to an increase in civil unrest and terrorist activity. This has led to a sharp rise in the number of refugees and Internally Displaced People (IDPs). Globally the intensity of internal armed conflict has increased dramatically, with the number of people killed in conflicts rising over 3.5 times from 49,000 in 2010 to 180,000 in 2014. The economic impact of violence reached a total of US$14.3 trillion or 13.4% of global GDP last year. To find out more, visit: www.visionofhumanity.org to explore the interactive peace map and download the report. -
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Every year, the Global Peace Index (product of the Institute for Economics and Peace) attempts to determine the level of peacefulness of 162 world´s largest countries. Measuring the countries’ peacefulness is a complex process based on evaluating a wide range of indicators. There are 22 indicators in total, including things like number of external and internal conflicts, relations with neighboring countries, political instability, terrorist activity, number of homicides per 100,000 people, number of jailed persons per 100,000 people, nuclear and heavy weapons capability and many more. Since 2007 when the project was launched, Iceland has always been the safest and most peaceful country in the world. In this year´s TOP 5 peaceful countries, Iceland (this year´s score 1.189) was followed by Denmark (1.193), Austria (1.200), New Zealand (1.236), and Switzerland (1.258). In these countries, as well as in those which ranked close by, you should not worry about your safety. But let us have a look at the other end of the chart. These 25 countries have been listed as the most dangerous countries in the world and definitely should not be among your vacation destinations. https://twitter.com/list25 https://www.facebook.com/list25 http://list25.com Check out the written list - http://list25.com/25-most-dangerous-countries-according-to-global-peace-index/ Here’s a preview: Mexico (2.500) Ethiopia (2.502) Ivory Coast (2.546) Ukraine (2.546) Chad (2.558) Egypt (2.571) India (2.571) Guinea – Bissau (2.591) Lebanon (2.620) Yemen (2.629) Zimbabwe (2.662) Israel (2.689) Colombia (2.701) Nigeria (2.710) Russia (3.039) North Korea (3.071) Pakistan (3.107) Democratic Republic of Congo (3.213) Central African Republic (3.331) Sudan (3.362) Somalia (3.368) Iraq (3.377) South Sudan (3.397) Afghanistan (3.416) Syria (3.650) -
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Top 10 safest countries 2015. This is a list of top 10 safest countries in the world accoording to peace index 2015 report. Remember to like and subscribe! Global Peace Index (GPI) domains: -Ongoing domestic and international conflict Indicators of the number and intensity of ongoing civil and international wars. -Societal safety and security Indicators of the levels of safety and security within a country, such as the perception of criminality in society, the level of political instability and the rate of homicides and violent crimes. - Militarisation Indicators of a nation’s military capacity, both in terms of the economic resources committed to the military and support for multilateral operations. source:http://www.visionofhumanity.org/sites... -
52:58Global Peace Index 2015 London Launch
Global Peace Index 2015 London LaunchGlobal Peace Index 2015 London Launch
The 2015 Global Peace Index, produced by the Institute for Economics and Peace, shows that the world is becoming increasingly divided, with some countries experiencing unprecedented levels of peace, while others spiral into violence and conflict. Explore the data on the interactive Global Peace Index map: http://www.visionofhumanity.org/ The London launch of the 2015 Global Peace Index was hosted by King's College on the 17th of June, 2015. Steve Killelea, Founder and Executive Chairman of the Institute for Economics and Peace, presented the findings of the Global Peace Index. He was introduced by Professor Edward Byrne AC, Principal of King’s College London. A panel discussion proceeded with panellists including: Peter Apps, Reuters correspondent, on sabbatical as Executive Director of PS21; Sir Lawrence Freedman, Emeritus Professor of War Studies and Lieutenant-General Jonathon Peter Riley, CB, DSO. You can explore a further analysis of the Global Peace Index in the 2015 report: http://www.visionofhumanity.org/#/page/our-gpi-findings -
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Global Peace Index
Measuring peace: We all want global peace but what do we really know about it? A 1-point improvement in a nation's Global Peace Index score adds 1.49 percentage points to a countries annual economic growth... -
Global Peace Index 2013
The 2013 Global Peace Index (GPI) shows that the world has become less peaceful, with a rise in the number of homicides and an increase in military expenditure. The GPI measures peace in 162 countries according to 22 qualitative and quantitative indicators of peace. To find out more and to explore peace on the interactive Global Peace Index map, visit www.visionofhumanity.org -
Global Peace Index 2014
Despite living in the most peaceful time in human history, the world has become less peaceful over the last seven years, according to the 2014 Global Peace Index. http://www.visionofhumanity.org/ Explore the data on the interactive Global Peace Index map The Global Peace Index measures peace in 162 countries according to 22 indicators that gauge the absence of violence or the fear of violence. This is the 7th year the index has been produced. Results from the 2014 Global Peace Index show that: Since 2008, 111 countries have deteriorated in levels of peace, while only 51 have increased. Europe retains its position as the most peaceful region with 14 of the top 20 most peaceful countries. The world has become less peaceful over the last year, mainly due to a rise in terrorist activity,... -
2015 Global Peace Index
The 2015 Global Peace Index reveals a divided world, with the most peaceful countries enjoying increasing levels of peace and prosperity, while the least peaceful countries spiral into violence and conflict. www.visionofhumanity.org Explore the state of world peace on the interactive Global Peace Index map. Researchers at the Institute for Economics and Peace have analysed 23 indicators to gauge the absence of violence or the fear of violence in 162 countries over the past eight years. Globally, levels of peace remained stable over the last year, however the world is slightly less peaceful than it was in 2008. Since last year, 81 countries have become more peaceful, while 78 have deteriorated. Many countries in Europe, the world’s most peaceful region, have reached historically hig... -
Global Peace index 2016
In the 12 months since the last Global Peace Index, increased conflict, terrorism and the refugee crisis suggests a less peaceful world. However, despite the increasingly unequal gap between peaceful and less peaceful nations, there are positive trends where the data tells a different story. -
25 Most Dangerous Countries According To Global Peace Index
Every year, the Global Peace Index (product of the Institute for Economics and Peace) attempts to determine the level of peacefulness of 162 world´s largest countries. Measuring the countries’ peacefulness is a complex process based on evaluating a wide range of indicators. There are 22 indicators in total, including things like number of external and internal conflicts, relations with neighboring countries, political instability, terrorist activity, number of homicides per 100,000 people, number of jailed persons per 100,000 people, nuclear and heavy weapons capability and many more. Since 2007 when the project was launched, Iceland has always been the safest and most peaceful country in the world. In this year´s TOP 5 peaceful countries, Iceland (this year´s score 1.189) was followed by ... -
Top 10 Safest Countries In The World (Peace Index 2015)
Top 10 safest countries 2015. This is a list of top 10 safest countries in the world accoording to peace index 2015 report. Remember to like and subscribe! Global Peace Index (GPI) domains: -Ongoing domestic and international conflict Indicators of the number and intensity of ongoing civil and international wars. -Societal safety and security Indicators of the levels of safety and security within a country, such as the perception of criminality in society, the level of political instability and the rate of homicides and violent crimes. - Militarisation Indicators of a nation’s military capacity, both in terms of the economic resources committed to the military and support for multilateral operations. source:http://www.visionofhumanity.org/sites... -
Global Peace Index 2015 London Launch
The 2015 Global Peace Index, produced by the Institute for Economics and Peace, shows that the world is becoming increasingly divided, with some countries experiencing unprecedented levels of peace, while others spiral into violence and conflict. Explore the data on the interactive Global Peace Index map: http://www.visionofhumanity.org/ The London launch of the 2015 Global Peace Index was hosted by King's College on the 17th of June, 2015. Steve Killelea, Founder and Executive Chairman of the Institute for Economics and Peace, presented the findings of the Global Peace Index. He was introduced by Professor Edward Byrne AC, Principal of King’s College London. A panel discussion proceeded with panellists including: Peter Apps, Reuters correspondent, on sabbatical as Executive Director ... -
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Global Peace Index
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Measuring peace: We all want global peace but what do we really know about it? A 1-point improvement in a nation's Global Peace Index score adds 1.49 percentage...
Measuring peace: We all want global peace but what do we really know about it? A 1-point improvement in a nation's Global Peace Index score adds 1.49 percentage points to a countries annual economic growth...
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Measuring peace: We all want global peace but what do we really know about it? A 1-point improvement in a nation's Global Peace Index score adds 1.49 percentage points to a countries annual economic growth...
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Global Peace Index 2013
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The 2013 Global Peace Index (GPI) shows that the world has become less peaceful, with a rise in the number of homicides and an increase in military expenditure....
The 2013 Global Peace Index (GPI) shows that the world has become less peaceful, with a rise in the number of homicides and an increase in military expenditure. The GPI measures peace in 162 countries according to 22 qualitative and quantitative indicators of peace.
To find out more and to explore peace on the interactive Global Peace Index map, visit www.visionofhumanity.org
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The 2013 Global Peace Index (GPI) shows that the world has become less peaceful, with a rise in the number of homicides and an increase in military expenditure. The GPI measures peace in 162 countries according to 22 qualitative and quantitative indicators of peace.
To find out more and to explore peace on the interactive Global Peace Index map, visit www.visionofhumanity.org
- published: 11 Jun 2013
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Global Peace Index 2014
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- Duration: 3:15
- Updated: 18 Jun 2014
- views: 32992
Despite living in the most peaceful time in human history, the world has become less peaceful over the last seven years, according to the 2014 Global Peace Inde...
Despite living in the most peaceful time in human history, the world has become less peaceful over the last seven years, according to the 2014 Global Peace Index.
http://www.visionofhumanity.org/
Explore the data on the interactive Global Peace Index map
The Global Peace Index measures peace in 162 countries according to 22 indicators that gauge the absence of violence or the fear of violence. This is the 7th year the index has been produced. Results from the 2014 Global Peace Index show that:
Since 2008, 111 countries have deteriorated in levels of peace, while only 51 have increased.
Europe retains its position as the most peaceful region with 14 of the top 20 most peaceful countries.
The world has become less peaceful over the last year, mainly due to a rise in terrorist activity, the number of conflicts fought and the number of refugees and displaced people.
500 million people live in countries at risk of instability and conflict, 200 million of whom live below the poverty line.
The Global Economic Impact of violence reached US$9.8 trillion last year, which is equal to 2 times the total GDP of Africa
To find out more, visit: http://www.visionofhumanity.org/ to explore the interactive peace map and download the report.
Produced by Cii. Music: 'Time (Instrumental)' by Shane Beales.
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Despite living in the most peaceful time in human history, the world has become less peaceful over the last seven years, according to the 2014 Global Peace Index.
http://www.visionofhumanity.org/
Explore the data on the interactive Global Peace Index map
The Global Peace Index measures peace in 162 countries according to 22 indicators that gauge the absence of violence or the fear of violence. This is the 7th year the index has been produced. Results from the 2014 Global Peace Index show that:
Since 2008, 111 countries have deteriorated in levels of peace, while only 51 have increased.
Europe retains its position as the most peaceful region with 14 of the top 20 most peaceful countries.
The world has become less peaceful over the last year, mainly due to a rise in terrorist activity, the number of conflicts fought and the number of refugees and displaced people.
500 million people live in countries at risk of instability and conflict, 200 million of whom live below the poverty line.
The Global Economic Impact of violence reached US$9.8 trillion last year, which is equal to 2 times the total GDP of Africa
To find out more, visit: http://www.visionofhumanity.org/ to explore the interactive peace map and download the report.
Produced by Cii. Music: 'Time (Instrumental)' by Shane Beales.
- published: 18 Jun 2014
- views: 32992
2015 Global Peace Index
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- Duration: 3:11
- Updated: 17 Jun 2015
- views: 77893
The 2015 Global Peace Index reveals a divided world, with the most peaceful countries enjoying increasing levels of peace and prosperity, while the least peacef...
The 2015 Global Peace Index reveals a divided world, with the most peaceful countries enjoying increasing levels of peace and prosperity, while the least peaceful countries spiral into violence and conflict.
www.visionofhumanity.org
Explore the state of world peace on the interactive Global Peace Index map.
Researchers at the Institute for Economics and Peace have analysed 23 indicators to gauge the absence of violence or the fear of violence in 162 countries over the past eight years.
Globally, levels of peace remained stable over the last year, however the world is slightly less peaceful than it was in 2008.
Since last year, 81 countries have become more peaceful, while 78 have deteriorated.
Many countries in Europe, the world’s most peaceful region, have reached historically high levels of peace. This is largely due to reduction in the number of homicides, decrease in military expenditure, and the withdrawal of forces from Iraq an Afghanistan. 15 of the 20 most peaceful countries are in Europe.
The Middle East and North Africa is now the world’s least peaceful region for the first time since the Index began, due to an increase in civil unrest and terrorist activity.
This has led to a sharp rise in the number of refugees and Internally Displaced People (IDPs).
Globally the intensity of internal armed conflict has increased dramatically, with the number of people killed in conflicts rising over 3.5 times from 49,000 in 2010 to 180,000 in 2014.
The economic impact of violence reached a total of US$14.3 trillion or 13.4% of global GDP last year.
To find out more, visit: www.visionofhumanity.org to explore the interactive peace map and download the report.
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The 2015 Global Peace Index reveals a divided world, with the most peaceful countries enjoying increasing levels of peace and prosperity, while the least peaceful countries spiral into violence and conflict.
www.visionofhumanity.org
Explore the state of world peace on the interactive Global Peace Index map.
Researchers at the Institute for Economics and Peace have analysed 23 indicators to gauge the absence of violence or the fear of violence in 162 countries over the past eight years.
Globally, levels of peace remained stable over the last year, however the world is slightly less peaceful than it was in 2008.
Since last year, 81 countries have become more peaceful, while 78 have deteriorated.
Many countries in Europe, the world’s most peaceful region, have reached historically high levels of peace. This is largely due to reduction in the number of homicides, decrease in military expenditure, and the withdrawal of forces from Iraq an Afghanistan. 15 of the 20 most peaceful countries are in Europe.
The Middle East and North Africa is now the world’s least peaceful region for the first time since the Index began, due to an increase in civil unrest and terrorist activity.
This has led to a sharp rise in the number of refugees and Internally Displaced People (IDPs).
Globally the intensity of internal armed conflict has increased dramatically, with the number of people killed in conflicts rising over 3.5 times from 49,000 in 2010 to 180,000 in 2014.
The economic impact of violence reached a total of US$14.3 trillion or 13.4% of global GDP last year.
To find out more, visit: www.visionofhumanity.org to explore the interactive peace map and download the report.
- published: 17 Jun 2015
- views: 77893
Global Peace index 2016
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- Duration: 2:46
- Updated: 10 Jun 2016
- views: 131
In the 12 months since the last Global Peace Index, increased conflict, terrorism and the refugee crisis suggests a less peaceful world. However, despite the in...
In the 12 months since the last Global Peace Index, increased conflict, terrorism and the refugee crisis suggests a less peaceful world. However, despite the increasingly unequal gap between peaceful and less peaceful nations, there are positive trends where the data tells a different story.
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In the 12 months since the last Global Peace Index, increased conflict, terrorism and the refugee crisis suggests a less peaceful world. However, despite the increasingly unequal gap between peaceful and less peaceful nations, there are positive trends where the data tells a different story.
- published: 10 Jun 2016
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25 Most Dangerous Countries According To Global Peace Index
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- Duration: 10:13
- Updated: 18 Sep 2014
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Every year, the Global Peace Index (product of the Institute for Economics and Peace) attempts to determine the level of peacefulness of 162 world´s largest cou...
Every year, the Global Peace Index (product of the Institute for Economics and Peace) attempts to determine the level of peacefulness of 162 world´s largest countries. Measuring the countries’ peacefulness is a complex process based on evaluating a wide range of indicators. There are 22 indicators in total, including things like number of external and internal conflicts, relations with neighboring countries, political instability, terrorist activity, number of homicides per 100,000 people, number of jailed persons per 100,000 people, nuclear and heavy weapons capability and many more. Since 2007 when the project was launched, Iceland has always been the safest and most peaceful country in the world. In this year´s TOP 5 peaceful countries, Iceland (this year´s score 1.189) was followed by Denmark (1.193), Austria (1.200), New Zealand (1.236), and Switzerland (1.258). In these countries, as well as in those which ranked close by, you should not worry about your safety. But let us have a look at the other end of the chart. These 25 countries have been listed as the most dangerous countries in the world and definitely should not be among your vacation destinations.
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Mexico (2.500)
Ethiopia (2.502)
Ivory Coast (2.546)
Ukraine (2.546)
Chad (2.558)
Egypt (2.571)
India (2.571)
Guinea – Bissau (2.591)
Lebanon (2.620)
Yemen (2.629)
Zimbabwe (2.662)
Israel (2.689)
Colombia (2.701)
Nigeria (2.710)
Russia (3.039)
North Korea (3.071)
Pakistan (3.107)
Democratic Republic of Congo (3.213)
Central African Republic (3.331)
Sudan (3.362)
Somalia (3.368)
Iraq (3.377)
South Sudan (3.397)
Afghanistan (3.416)
Syria (3.650)
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Every year, the Global Peace Index (product of the Institute for Economics and Peace) attempts to determine the level of peacefulness of 162 world´s largest countries. Measuring the countries’ peacefulness is a complex process based on evaluating a wide range of indicators. There are 22 indicators in total, including things like number of external and internal conflicts, relations with neighboring countries, political instability, terrorist activity, number of homicides per 100,000 people, number of jailed persons per 100,000 people, nuclear and heavy weapons capability and many more. Since 2007 when the project was launched, Iceland has always been the safest and most peaceful country in the world. In this year´s TOP 5 peaceful countries, Iceland (this year´s score 1.189) was followed by Denmark (1.193), Austria (1.200), New Zealand (1.236), and Switzerland (1.258). In these countries, as well as in those which ranked close by, you should not worry about your safety. But let us have a look at the other end of the chart. These 25 countries have been listed as the most dangerous countries in the world and definitely should not be among your vacation destinations.
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Check out the written list - http://list25.com/25-most-dangerous-countries-according-to-global-peace-index/
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Mexico (2.500)
Ethiopia (2.502)
Ivory Coast (2.546)
Ukraine (2.546)
Chad (2.558)
Egypt (2.571)
India (2.571)
Guinea – Bissau (2.591)
Lebanon (2.620)
Yemen (2.629)
Zimbabwe (2.662)
Israel (2.689)
Colombia (2.701)
Nigeria (2.710)
Russia (3.039)
North Korea (3.071)
Pakistan (3.107)
Democratic Republic of Congo (3.213)
Central African Republic (3.331)
Sudan (3.362)
Somalia (3.368)
Iraq (3.377)
South Sudan (3.397)
Afghanistan (3.416)
Syria (3.650)
- published: 18 Sep 2014
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Top 10 Safest Countries In The World (Peace Index 2015)
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- Duration: 3:16
- Updated: 19 Jul 2015
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Top 10 safest countries 2015. This is a list of top 10 safest countries in the world accoording to peace index 2015 report. Remember to like and subscribe!
Glo...
Top 10 safest countries 2015. This is a list of top 10 safest countries in the world accoording to peace index 2015 report. Remember to like and subscribe!
Global Peace Index (GPI) domains:
-Ongoing domestic and international conflict
Indicators of the number and intensity of ongoing civil and
international wars.
-Societal safety and security
Indicators of the levels of safety and security within a country, such
as the perception of criminality in society, the level of political
instability and the rate of homicides and violent crimes.
- Militarisation
Indicators of a nation’s military capacity, both in terms of the
economic resources committed to the military and support for
multilateral operations.
source:http://www.visionofhumanity.org/sites...
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Top 10 safest countries 2015. This is a list of top 10 safest countries in the world accoording to peace index 2015 report. Remember to like and subscribe!
Global Peace Index (GPI) domains:
-Ongoing domestic and international conflict
Indicators of the number and intensity of ongoing civil and
international wars.
-Societal safety and security
Indicators of the levels of safety and security within a country, such
as the perception of criminality in society, the level of political
instability and the rate of homicides and violent crimes.
- Militarisation
Indicators of a nation’s military capacity, both in terms of the
economic resources committed to the military and support for
multilateral operations.
source:http://www.visionofhumanity.org/sites...
- published: 19 Jul 2015
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Global Peace Index 2015 London Launch
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- Duration: 52:58
- Updated: 21 Jun 2015
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The 2015 Global Peace Index, produced by the Institute for Economics and Peace, shows that the world is becoming increasingly divided, with some countries exper...
The 2015 Global Peace Index, produced by the Institute for Economics and Peace, shows that the world is becoming increasingly divided, with some countries experiencing unprecedented levels of peace, while others spiral into violence and conflict.
Explore the data on the interactive Global Peace Index map: http://www.visionofhumanity.org/
The London launch of the 2015 Global Peace Index was hosted by King's College on the 17th of June, 2015. Steve Killelea, Founder and Executive Chairman of the Institute for Economics and Peace, presented the findings of the Global Peace Index. He was introduced by Professor Edward Byrne AC, Principal of King’s College London. A panel discussion proceeded with panellists including:
Peter Apps, Reuters correspondent, on sabbatical as Executive Director of PS21; Sir Lawrence Freedman, Emeritus Professor of War Studies and Lieutenant-General Jonathon Peter Riley, CB, DSO.
You can explore a further analysis of the Global Peace Index in the 2015 report: http://www.visionofhumanity.org/#/page/our-gpi-findings
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The 2015 Global Peace Index, produced by the Institute for Economics and Peace, shows that the world is becoming increasingly divided, with some countries experiencing unprecedented levels of peace, while others spiral into violence and conflict.
Explore the data on the interactive Global Peace Index map: http://www.visionofhumanity.org/
The London launch of the 2015 Global Peace Index was hosted by King's College on the 17th of June, 2015. Steve Killelea, Founder and Executive Chairman of the Institute for Economics and Peace, presented the findings of the Global Peace Index. He was introduced by Professor Edward Byrne AC, Principal of King’s College London. A panel discussion proceeded with panellists including:
Peter Apps, Reuters correspondent, on sabbatical as Executive Director of PS21; Sir Lawrence Freedman, Emeritus Professor of War Studies and Lieutenant-General Jonathon Peter Riley, CB, DSO.
You can explore a further analysis of the Global Peace Index in the 2015 report: http://www.visionofhumanity.org/#/page/our-gpi-findings
- published: 21 Jun 2015
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India ranked 141 in Global Peace Index
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India was on Wednesday positioned low at 141st spot on a Global Peace Index - making it less tranquil than nations like Burundi, Serbia and Burkina Faso - with viciousness taking a US $680-billion toll on its economy in 2015. In a positioning of 163 nations, ordered by worldwide research organization Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP), Syria has been named as the minimum serene, trailed by South Sudan, Iraq, Afghanistan and Somalia. Then again, Iceland was positioned as the worlds most serene nation, trailed by Denmark and Austria.
India has climbed two position, from 141st a year ago, yet the study said the nations peace score has "disintegrated" over the previous year - which implies the slight ascent in positioning could be because of more regrettable execution of others. The report said that in the most recent decade, Indias position has crumbled with regards to peace "by 5 for every penny to a great extent because of decays in the pointers measuring UN peacekeeping financing and the level of political dread". Inside South Asia, Bhutan was positioned best (thirteenth general rank), while India was fifth trailed by Pakistan at 6th (general 153rd) and Afghanistan at 6th spot (worldwide 160th).
The report said, "Indias scores for continuous residential and worldwide clash and militarisation have disintegrated somewhat. The nation stays defenseless against demonstrations of dread and security dangers at its common outskirt with Pakistan. "All things considered, the quantity of passings brought about by remotely composed fear strikes has ascended throughout the year." in the meantime, Sri Lanka saw the best rise in its score in the district and the report credited the nations expanded quietness to "better relations with neighboring nations, especially India". The GPI 2016 positions 163 free states and domains as indicated by their level of tranquility. It further said that "savagery affected Indias economy by USD 679.80 billion in 2016, 9 for each penny of Indias GDP, or US $525 per individual".
The financial effect of brutality on the worldwide economy touched USD 13.6 trillion or 13.3 for each penny of gross world item. The sum is additionally proportional to 11 times the extent of worldwide remote direct speculation, it included. As per the report, world turned into a less quiet in 2016, for the most part by virtue of expanded terrorism and more elevated amounts of political flimsiness. Rankings of 81 nations have enhanced however the decay in another 79 exceeded these additions. IEP Founder and Executive Chairman Steve Killelea said expanding internationalization of inner clashes has concurred with UN peacekeeping financing achieving record highs in 2016. In any case, peace building and peacekeeping spending remains proportionately little contrasted with the financial effect of brutality, speaking to only two for every penny of worldwide misfortunes from equipped clash, he noted.
"In 2015, viciousness regulation consumption in India totalled USD 679.8 billion PPP, an expansion of 7 for every penny from 2008. At 9 for each penny of GDP this was positioned 65th on the planet," Killelea said. According to the report, tending to the worldwide dissimilarity in peace and accomplishing a general 10 for every penny diminish in the monetary effect of savagery would deliver a peace profit of USD 1.36 trillion. This is roughly equal to the extent of world sustenance sends out.
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India was on Wednesday positioned low at 141st spot on a Global Peace Index - making it less tranquil than nations like Burundi, Serbia and Burkina Faso - with viciousness taking a US $680-billion toll on its economy in 2015. In a positioning of 163 nations, ordered by worldwide research organization Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP), Syria has been named as the minimum serene, trailed by South Sudan, Iraq, Afghanistan and Somalia. Then again, Iceland was positioned as the worlds most serene nation, trailed by Denmark and Austria.
India has climbed two position, from 141st a year ago, yet the study said the nations peace score has "disintegrated" over the previous year - which implies the slight ascent in positioning could be because of more regrettable execution of others. The report said that in the most recent decade, Indias position has crumbled with regards to peace "by 5 for every penny to a great extent because of decays in the pointers measuring UN peacekeeping financing and the level of political dread". Inside South Asia, Bhutan was positioned best (thirteenth general rank), while India was fifth trailed by Pakistan at 6th (general 153rd) and Afghanistan at 6th spot (worldwide 160th).
The report said, "Indias scores for continuous residential and worldwide clash and militarisation have disintegrated somewhat. The nation stays defenseless against demonstrations of dread and security dangers at its common outskirt with Pakistan. "All things considered, the quantity of passings brought about by remotely composed fear strikes has ascended throughout the year." in the meantime, Sri Lanka saw the best rise in its score in the district and the report credited the nations expanded quietness to "better relations with neighboring nations, especially India". The GPI 2016 positions 163 free states and domains as indicated by their level of tranquility. It further said that "savagery affected Indias economy by USD 679.80 billion in 2016, 9 for each penny of Indias GDP, or US $525 per individual".
The financial effect of brutality on the worldwide economy touched USD 13.6 trillion or 13.3 for each penny of gross world item. The sum is additionally proportional to 11 times the extent of worldwide remote direct speculation, it included. As per the report, world turned into a less quiet in 2016, for the most part by virtue of expanded terrorism and more elevated amounts of political flimsiness. Rankings of 81 nations have enhanced however the decay in another 79 exceeded these additions. IEP Founder and Executive Chairman Steve Killelea said expanding internationalization of inner clashes has concurred with UN peacekeeping financing achieving record highs in 2016. In any case, peace building and peacekeeping spending remains proportionately little contrasted with the financial effect of brutality, speaking to only two for every penny of worldwide misfortunes from equipped clash, he noted.
"In 2015, viciousness regulation consumption in India totalled USD 679.8 billion PPP, an expansion of 7 for every penny from 2008. At 9 for each penny of GDP this was positioned 65th on the planet," Killelea said. According to the report, tending to the worldwide dissimilarity in peace and accomplishing a general 10 for every penny diminish in the monetary effect of savagery would deliver a peace profit of USD 1.36 trillion. This is roughly equal to the extent of world sustenance sends out.
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Riots hit South Africa’s capital over mayoral candidate
Edit San Francisco Chronicle 22 Jun 2016
JOHANNESBURG — South African rioters blocked roads, looted shops and burned vehicles on Tuesday in several areas of the country’s capital, Pretoria, in a show of anger over the selection of the ruling party’s mayoral candidate ahead of local elections ... ....
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Judge: Starbucks May Be In A Latte Of Trouble
Edit WorldNews.com 21 Jun 2016
A federal judge based in San Francisco, Calif. ruled last week two Starbucks customers may pursue a lawsuit accusing the coffee chain of cheating patrons by underselling lattes, Reuters reported.U.S. District Judge Shelton Henderson said the California plaintiffs may seek damages from Starbucks in their proposed nationwide class action, including fraud and false advertising charges....
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Jaguar Used in Olympic Ceremony Escapes, Shot in Brazil
Edit WorldNews.com 22 Jun 2016
Juma the jaguar was on display as the Olympic torch ceremony taking place at the Jungle Warfare Instruction Center in Manaus ... Handlers shot the animal with tranquilizers but when those failed it was shot with a pistol."We were wrong to allow the Olympic Torch, a symbol of peace and of the union among the peoples to be displayed alongside a wild animal in chains," the local Olympic organizing committee said on it Facebook page ... ....
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Pakistani Man Injured In Acid Attack By Girlfriend Dies
Edit WorldNews.com 21 Jun 2016
A Pakistani man whose girlfriend threw acid on him when he spurned marrying her has died of his wounds at a local hospital, The Associated Press reported.Police official Bashir Ahmed says the man, Sadaqat Ali died at a government hospital located in the city of Multan, a central Punjab province early Tuesday ... She was arrested by police hours after the attack and has now been charged with murder in the incident....
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NKorea test fires two powerful, mid-range missiles
Edit Daily Star Lebanon 22 Jun 2016
Nuclear-armed North Korea conducted two back-to-back tests of a powerful new medium-range missile Wednesday, with both achieving a significant increase in flight distance over previous failed launches, South Korea's Defense Ministry said ... ....
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SA leads the continent in giving refugees rights, says UNHCR
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The 11 safest countries in the world
Edit Business Insider 18 Jun 2016
A picturesque landscape in Þingvellir in Iceland, one of the most peaceful countries in the world. The Global Peace Index 2016 was recently published by the think tank Institute for Economics and Peace, revealing the safest and most dangerous countries in the world ... Here are the 11 safest countries on Earth, along with their respective peace scores....
The 15 most dangerous countries in the world
Edit The Independent 17 Jun 2016
The 10th annual edition of the Global Peace Index has found the most and least peaceful countries on the planet, ranking 163 nations according to how safe they are. The report, published on June 8 by the global think tank Institute for Economics and Peace, assessed nations across 23 indicators of peace under three categories ... Although the index found ......
NZ the world's fourth safest nation
Edit Topix 17 Jun 2016
A snapshot of the global state of peace and violence has revealed Australia has become an increasingly dangerous place over the past year, while New Zealand remains one of the safest destinations. The Institute of Economic and Peace , has ranked 163 countries from safest to most dangerous on the 10th edition of the Global Peace Index ... ....
Sierra Leone News : Sierra Leone Becomes The Most Peaceful Nation In West Africa- Global Peace Index Report Shows
Edit Awareness Times 16 Jun 2016
In just about a day after the Global Peace Index report shows that Sierra Leone has beaten Ghana to become the most peaceful country in West Africa, a high-powered delegation of the United Nations Peace Building Commission (UNPBC) has completed a two-day visit to Sierra Leone to emphasize the Commissions role in the countrys peace building process....
Sierra Leone News: SLP cannot surrender to lawlessness – AIG Al- Sheik
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As various heads of operations registered their reports, Deputy Inspector General of Police, Richard Moigbe urged the public to help in maintaining national peace which he said promotes global peace, adding that the recent global peace index which place the country at the top in west Africa is the result of collaborative efforts of ......
The Census Provisional Results Are Credible and Reflect the True Situation - UNPBC
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[Sierra Leone Government] In just about a day after the Global Peace Index report shows that Sierra Leone has beaten Ghana to become the most peaceful country in West Africa, a high-powered delegation of the United Nations Peace Building Commission (UNPBC) has completed a two-day visit to Sierra Leone to emphasize the Commission's role in the country's peace building process ... ....
Cities must learn to manage migration growth, says design institute
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SA rises up global peace index despite internal woes ......
The Census Provisional Results are credible and reflect the true situation - UNPBC (Republic of Sierra Leone State House)
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In just about a day after the Global Peace Index report shows that Sierra Leone has beaten Ghana to become the most peaceful country in West Africa, a high-powered delegation of the United Nations Peace Building Commission (UNPBC) has completed a two-day visit to Sierra Leone to emphasize the Commission's role in the country's peace building process....
Rapid urbanisation in Africa, and the cost of conflict and terrorism
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More than half of Africans could live in cities by 2050, but how will this affect development? Plus, this year’s global peace index ... Global development is supported by ... Conflict and terrorism cost the global economy $13.6tn (£9.3tn) last year, according to the global peace index. It rated Syria as the least peaceful county, followed by South Sudan and Iraq ... Globally there are 168 million child workers....
Global Peace Index: Revealed - the 10 most dangerous countries in the world
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