Statistical Maps

There are almost a hundred different languages spoken natively in Europe, but only about 40 of them have 1 million speakers or more. The (...)

Most national central banks in Europe hold a large amount of reserves in the form of foreign banknotes and deposits, treasury bills, gold, (...)

Eurostat defines an unemployed person as a person aged 15-74 who is: without work during the reference week, available to start work (...)

The total fertility rate is defined as the average number of children a woman would have over her lifetime if she were to survive from (...)

Being a researcher is probably one of the least mundane jobs in the world, but not everyone can become one, and most people choose a (...)

The human sex ratio is defined as the ratio of the number of males to the number of females in a population; that is, a sex ratio greater (...)

I have previously written about immigration and emigration in Europe. Of course, emigration effectively cancels out the effect of (...)

Last year, I published a map showing the current state of immigration in Europe. However, I realized that the data contained in the 2015 (...)

The most densely populated European countries are Monaco (population 38,000; population density 18,700/km2) and Vatican City (with (...)

Results of the PISA 2015 (Programme for International Student Assessment) in science, reading, and mathematics visualized on a map of Europe. (...)