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How Long People Actually Live in Every Country — and Why

How long people live globally and How Long People Actually Live in Every Country — and Why

By Sukh Dhaliwal

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July 24, 2026

Ranked: How Long People Actually Live in Every Country — and Why

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A poster of birth grants as banknotes. South Korea’s first-child grant is the amber figure at about $7,200. A crossed label reads $75,000. The fertility rate is 0.80. Countries Where the Government Pays You to Have Children

Ranked: Countries Where the Government Pays You to Have Children

October 8, 2026

Map showing countries affected by flooding. Countries Under Water.

Mapped: Countries Under Water

October 8, 2026

Dark graphic of a data vault with ad revenue flowing to platforms, not to the user. The amber figure is Meta’s $57 worldwide revenue per user in 2025, against a crossed-out $240 claim.

Visualized: Who Owns the World’s Data

October 8, 2026

A flat-vector horizontal ranked bar chart on warm parchment shows ten countries by female-to-male ratio — Nepal's amber bar dominant at 121 women per 100 men, purple Latvia and Lithuania from WWII and Soviet losses, orange Ukraine, Armenia, and Russia from war and migration, and slate Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, and Portugal — with flag emojis before every country, a parity reference line at 100, silhouette group micro-illustration, teal pill source badge, and four data cards on Nepal's labor migration, Baltic history, Ukraine's war impact, and the global life expectancy gap. Countries Where Women Outnumber Men.

Mapped: Countries Where Women Outnumber Men

October 7, 2026

A dark-mode premium editorial treemap framed inside a flat-vector diamond outline shows the global luxury market by category — the amber fashion and accessories block largest at 28% and $420 billion with a soft glow, muted gold luxury cars at 18%, deep navy fine dining at 15%, teal watches and jewellery at 14%, slate beauty and fragrance at 13%, and dark slate fine wine and spirits at 12% — with a crown micro-illustration, diamond conceptual flourish, teal pill source badge, and four dark cards on LVMH's dominance, buyer concentration, recession resilience, and China's rising share. The Economics of Luxury.

Visualized: The Economics of Luxury

October 7, 2026

A divided plate on a dark background. The amber share is 55% of calories from ultra-processed food. Youth is marked at 61.9% and adults at 53%.

Visualized: Science of Ultra-Processed Food

October 6, 2026

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