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Global rankings, comparisons, and country datasets — updated snapshots for 2025–2026
Friday July 17, 2026
U.S. States by Population

U.S. States by Population: 2026 Snapshot Based on 2025

Population · July 1, 2025 estimate · 50 states and D.C. California and Texas define the upper end of the state population ranking California ranks first with

GDP per Capita by Country 2026

GDP per Capita by Country 2026: Nominal

Economy · nominal GDP per capita · April 2026 IMF outlook

Population by Country 2026

Population by Country 2026: UN Population Projection

World population · UN WPP 2024 · 2026 projection How to

Countries by Work-Life Balance

Top 100 Countries by Work-Life Balance, 2026

Work and living conditions · 2026 snapshot Work-Life Balance by Average

Countries by Employment Rate

Top 100 Countries by Employment Rate, 2026

Labour market · employment-to-population ratio · 2026 snapshot How much of

Top 100 Countries by Tertiary Education Enrollment,

Education access · gross tertiary enrollment ratio · 2026 update Participation

Countries by Fixed Broadband Subscriptions

Top 100 Countries by Fixed Broadband Subscriptions

2026 snapshot based on World Bank and ITU data for 2024

Top 100 Countries by Internet Users Share,

Top 100 Countries by Internet Users Share,

Internet penetration · global comparison Internet Penetration by Country: 2026 Snapshot

Countries by Electricity Reliability and Outage Time

Top 100 Countries by Electricity Reliability and

Construction and infrastructure · power supply reliability · 2019 data 2019

How we rank (quick methodology)

StatRanker rankings are built from public datasets and standardized for cross-country comparison. Each ranking page includes sources, notes, and update timestamps.

  • Sources

    IMF, World Bank, WHO, UN, IEA (and other official datasets depending on the indicator).

  • Normalization & units

    Values are converted into a single comparable unit (e.g., per capita, PPP, USD/kWh) and clearly labeled.

  • Update cadence

    Rankings are refreshed when new releases become available; each page shows “Updated:” and the reference year.

  • Limitations

    Coverage varies by indicator; missing data, revisions, and methodological differences can affect comparability.

Global Migration Trends

Global Migration Trends: Top Destinations and Source Countries in 2025

This page summarizes where international migrants live and where they come from, using the most recent UN Population Division global

Impact of Climate Change on Migration: The Rise of Climate Refugees

Impact of Climate Change on Migration: The Rise of Climate Refugees

Climate mobility · disaster displacement · 2024 data Measuring climate mobility with disaster data Climate change affects migration by increasing

Internal Migration in China and India: Urbanization and Economic Impacts

Internal migration in China and India is still one of the biggest

Updated: April 11, 2026 Demography · Urbanization · Labor mobility Internal migration matters because it changes where people work, where