Jun 16, 2022
By: Vaamanaa SethiThe Global Peace Index 2022 report says that the global peacefulness deteriorated by 0.3 percent in 2021. It ranks countries on 28 parameters like — intensity of internal conflict, refugees, terror, political instability and more.
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Iceland with a score of 1.107 remains the most peaceful country in the world for the fourteenth consecutive year.
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New Zealand constantly ranks high on a range of developmental, social, and political indicators with a score of 1.269.
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The rank of Ireland saw a change by three positions and is currently ranked at the third spot with a score of 1.288.
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The founding member of North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO), Denmark has been fighting terrorism and has helped other countries avoid conflicts. It has a score of 1.296.
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Austria’s rank improved by two positions with a score of 1.3. The country has maintained a high level of peace for many years now.
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Portugal with a score of 1.301, ranks at the sixth position due to its low crime rates and minimal terror threats.
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Slovenia’s rank went down by three spots with a score of 1.301. The country is distinguished for its hospitality and a decent standard of living.
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The country is known for its safe communities, low crime rates and low impact of terrorism.
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Singapore has a transparent legal system and a reliable police force which makes it one of the most peaceful countries.
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Japan, on the tenth rank, has always followed a path of peace-loving nation since the end of World War II and has achieved stability and peace in the international community.
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India however ranks amongst the lowest in this list, at 135 out of 163 countries. Its rank improved by three positions since the year before - but only marginally.
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India's neighbour Pakistan ranked at the 147th position in the list but has climbed by one position as compared to 2020.
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