Maps

A public holiday, also called national holiday or legal holiday, is a special holiday established by each country’s (or autonomous (...)

The original idea of this article was to create a map showing the percentage of the population following a vegetarian diet, but it turned (...)

Politicians and car manufacturers praise electric cars as a solution to fight climate change, but the life cycle analysis of the whole (...)

As the job market for unqualified workforce shrinks, more and more people realize that completed secondary (high school) education no (...)

Disposable income is defined as income (from employment, business, property, or social security) minus taxes and social security (...)

People from Nordic countries have a reputation for being suicidal, but the data by WHO (World Health Organization) from 2012 show that (...)

The following map shows the number of Nobel laureates per 10 million inhabitants in European countries (the smaller caption shows the (...)

The Summer Olympic Games are over, and we will have to wait another 4 years to see Olympic athletes compete in the same sports again. In (...)

The following map shows the language families of Europe (distinguished by colour) and languages within those families. Note that the terms (...)

This article clarifies the methodology I use to represent the linguistic situation in Ukraine in my linguistic maps, such as the map of (...)