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World’s 10 Safest Countries Revealed: Iceland Takes the Top Spot

Iceland scored 1.095 points in the Global Peace Index, leading 163 countries in safety, conflict levels, and militarization, retaining the top spot since 2008, the Institute for Economic Peace said.

  • The Institute for Economic Peace released the 2025 Global Peace Index ranking 163 countries, placing Iceland as the most peaceful nation.
  • This ranking evaluates safety, ongoing conflict, and militarisation amid a global drop in peace by 0.36% and rising state-based conflicts.
  • Iceland scored 1.095 points, leading in all domains, while Russia ranked last and North Korea ranked 149th with 2.911 points.
  • Seventy-Four countries improved their peace levels, whereas 87 worsened, reflecting persistent instability affecting regions like Ukraine and New Zealand.
  • The report suggests that sustained policies fostering Positive Peace contribute to stability and economic resilience, hinting at long-term benefits for peaceful nations.
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Have you ever wondered which country in the world with the greatest peace? There are about 200 nations and territories on planet Earth, but nothing compares to Iceland, which is the most peaceful country in the world in 2025, according to a study. The Institute of Economics and Peace (IEP) evaluates 163 countries and territories with different criteria, including social security, the level of ongoing internal and international conflict and their…

Iceland is the most peaceful country in the world, according to the latest report by the Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP). The institute has published its Global Index for Peace since 2008. Iceland has maintained its top spot every time the list was first compiled. This is the eighteenth consecutive year that the country has received this distinction. The report says that Iceland's score has improved by 2% between years. However, the coun…

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