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India.com
3 days ago
- India.com
This small country is the world's safest, India beats US and UK in ranking, Pakistan and China stand at...
This small country is the world's safest, India beats US and UK in ranking, Pakistan and China stand at… World's Safest Country: Do you know which is the safest country in the world? Andorra, which is a tiny European country surrounded by snowy mountains, has become the safest country in 2025 by beating superpowers. Middle East countries such as UAE, Qatar and Oman have also managed to make it to the top five. Meanwhile, India has left behind developed countries such as the United States and the United Kingdom. Pakistan's ranking is ahead of India in the safest country ranking. According to a report by Numbeo Safety Index 2025, Andorra, which has the population of only 80,000 people, is the safest country in the world. The report has mentioned safety ranking of a total of 147 countries. What Are The Top 10 Safe Countries? As per the report, Andorra is the safest country world with a score of 84.7 in the Numbeo Safety Index 2025. It is followed by the United Arab Emirates (84.5), Qatar (84.2), Taiwan (82.9) and Oman (81.7) in the top five. The other countries which have made their place in the top 10 ranking are — Isle of Man (79.0), Hong Kong (78.5), Armenia (77.9), Singapore (77.4), and Japan (77.1). Citizens here feel themselves the safest. India Ahead Of America And Britain India's performance in the ranking, at 66th out of 147 countries with a score of 55.7, surpasses US (89th, 50.8) and the UK (87th, 51.7). The result is surely unexpected given India's previous perception as a secure and stable nation. China On Top Among South Asian Countries China has secured 15th position with a score of 76.0. Notably, Beijing's ranking is the best in the South Asian region. It is followed by Sri Lanka (59th, score 57.9), Pakistan (65th, score: 56.3) and India (66th, score: 55.7). Notably, Bangladesh has been ranked 126th with a score of 38.4, while Afghanistan is on the 144th position with a score of 24.9. Most Unsafe Countries In The World According to the report, Venezuela is the most unsafe country in the world with the lowest score of 19.3. It is followed by Papua New Guinea (19.7), Haiti (21.1), Afghanistan (24.9), South Africa (25.3), Honduras (28.0), Trinidad and Tobago (29.1), Syria (31.9), Jamaica (32.6) and Peru (32.9). these are the country where the highest concerns were recorded about people's safety. What Is Numbeo Safety Index? A global index, reflecting user-reported crime rates, safety perceptions, policing challenges, and personal safety concerns, has been compiled. Note that this index may vary from official government statistics.
India.com
3 days ago
- India.com
Meet Worlds Safest Countries In July 2025: Latest Ranking Puts THIS Country At Top; Check Ranks Of India, US, Pakistan
photoDetails english 2935414 Do you know which country is the safest in the world? According to Numbeo Safety Index 2025, Andorra ranks as the safest country, followed closely by UAE, Qatar, and Taiwan. India stands at 67th, behind Pakistan and China but ahead of the US and UK. Updated:Jul 22, 2025, 10:37 PM IST 1 / 7 The United Arab Emirates has been ranked the safest country in the world with a safety score of 85.2. 2 / 7 Three Arab nations, including the UAE with a safety score of 84.5, Qatar with a safety score of 84.2, and Oman with a safety score of 81.7, feature in the top five safest countries. 3 / 7 Taiwan and the Isle of Man also secure high ranks with a safety score of 82.9 and 79.0, showing strong public safety frameworks. 4 / 7 India is ranked 67th with a safety score of 55.8, below neighbours like Pakistan, which ranks at 62nd with a safety score of 57.6 and China, which rank at 15th with a safety score of 76.0. 5 / 7 Sri Lanka ranks at 59th with a safety score of 57.9, and Bangladesh is far behind at 126th rank with a safety score of 38.4. 6 / 7 The United Kingdom and the United States are placed 87th and 89th ranks with a safety score of 51.7 and 50.8, respectively, making India comparatively safer. 7 / 7 Venezuela is ranked the least safe country in the world at 147th with a score of 19.3. (Images: Freepik)
Mint
3 days ago
- Mint
This country is safest in Asia. Check where India stands
China has emerged as the safest country in Asia according to the Numbeo Safety Index 2025, ranking 15th globally with a safety score of 76.0. The index evaluates nations based on crime rates, perceptions of safety, and trust in law enforcement, using user-contributed data from across the world. India, meanwhile, outperformed several developed nations, including the United States and the United Kingdom, securing the 66th position out of 147 countries with a safety score of 55.7. In comparison, the UK was ranked 87th (score: 51.7) and the US 89th (score: 50.8)—nations typically considered safe and stable. Among India's South Asian neighbours, Sri Lanka ranked 59th (score: 57.9), Pakistan was placed 65th (score: 56.3), and Bangladesh lagged far behind at 126th (score: 38.4). Topping the global list was the small European nation of Andorra, named the 'world's safest country of 2025' with a score of 84.7. Nestled in the Pyrenees mountains between France and Spain, Andorra was praised for its low crime rates and high public safety. Three Middle Eastern nations—United Arab Emirates (UAE), Qatar, and Oman—also featured in the top five globally, credited with their robust security systems and minimal crime levels. United Arab Emirates (UAE) – 84.5 Isle of Man (a British Crown Dependency) – 79.0 On the opposite end of the spectrum, Venezuela was labeled the least safe country, with a troubling safety score of 19.3. Other nations plagued by instability and crime—such as Afghanistan, Syria, and Haiti—also found themselves at the bottom of the list. Trinidad and Tobago – 29.1 The "Numbeo Safety Index" is based on data crowdsourced from users around the world. While not necessarily matching official government reports, the index offers a comparative snapshot of safety by analyzing variables such as crime levels, public sentiment, trust in law enforcement, and perceptions of personal security.
Time of India
3 days ago
- Time of India
The World's safest and unsafest countries in 2025: Why the US and UK landed on the wrong side of the list
In 2025, the global conversation around safety continues to be a crucial topic for travelers, expatriates, and policymakers alike. Recent data from the Numbeo Safety Index 2025 reveals which countries around the world are considered the safest and the most dangerous. Interestingly, the United States and the United Kingdom, traditionally viewed as stable and secure nations, have landed on the wrong side of the safety ranking, highlighting growing concerns about crime rates and public safety in these countries. The World's safest countries in 2025 Topping the 2025 safety ranking are several countries known for their low crime rates and robust security infrastructure. The world's safest countries based on the Numbeo Safety Index include: Andorra: with a safety score of 84.7 United Arab Emirates (UAE): 84.5 Qatar: 84.2 Taiwan: 82.9 Oman: 81.7 These countries excel in maintaining public safety and personal security, making them attractive destinations for tourists and expatriates. Their success can be attributed to effective law enforcement, stable political environments, and comprehensive safety policies. Source: The New York Post The least safe countries according to 2025 data Conversely, the index highlights several countries grappling with serious safety challenges. The unsafest countries in 2025 include: Venezuela: safety score of 19.3 Papua New Guinea: 19.7 Haiti: 21.1 Afghanistan: 24.9 South Africa: 25.3 These nations face a complex mix of issues such as high crime rates, political instability, economic hardship, and social unrest, which negatively impact public safety and security perceptions. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Global MBA for executives. Study online. IIMK UWA Undo The rank of the United States and the United Kingdom in safety Perhaps most striking in the 2025 report is the relative positioning of the United States and the United Kingdom. Despite their developed economies and strong institutions, both countries rank lower than many expect: The United States is ranked 89th with a safety score of 50.8. The United Kingdom ranks slightly higher at 87th with a score of 51.7. The factors that contribute to lower safety scores in the US and UK Several factors contribute to the relatively low safety scores for the US and UK in the 2025 safety ranking: Rising violent crime rates in certain urban areas Concerns about public security, especially in densely populated cities Increased reports of theft, robbery, and property crime Challenges in community policing and social cohesion These issues have influenced how citizens and travellers perceive safety, impacting the overall safety index score. Why does safety ranking matter Understanding the world's safest and most dangerous countries is essential for multiple reasons: Travel planning: Tourists rely on safety rankings to make informed decisions about where to visit. Business decisions: International companies consider safety when investing or expanding operations. Public policy: Governments use safety data to improve law enforcement and social programs. Expatriate choices: People moving abroad seek safe environments for themselves and their families. Understanding the Numbeo Safety Index 2025 The Numbeo Safety Index is a widely referenced measure of safety and security worldwide. It compiles user-contributed data on various factors including crime rates, perceptions of public safety, and personal security concerns. The 2025 index evaluates 146 countries, providing a comprehensive overview of global safety trends. According to the latest report, safety scores reflect how safe residents and visitors feel in their daily lives, factoring in the likelihood of violent crime, theft, and other safety risks. This index is particularly useful for travelers and international business professionals seeking to understand where they can feel most secure.
