The World in Maps

UEFA Europa League is the second-tier competition in the UEFA system, after the UEFA Champions League. This animation shows its champions since 1991 and all participating teams.

Minecraft dominates North America, while Roblox leads across most of South America 🎮

Special Halloween greetings to all of you who live in Hessen or Berlin and need to work both today and tomorrow!

For millions of Europeans, rent is swallowing an increasingly large share of their income.

🇺🇦🇷🇺The war in Ukraine has exposed deep divisions in international public opinion, with attitudes towards Russia and Ukraine varying significantly across regions.

Where will Europe’s best climates be in 2050? ☀️

The US and China dominate trade across the Americas, but the map reveals some surprising exceptions.

🇻🇳 In 1990, Vietnam was poorer than virtually every African country. Just 35 years later, it has overtaken most of them in GDP per capita.

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This is what South America’s political map could look like if Flávio Bolsonaro wins Brazil’s runoff: an extraordinary shift to the right.

#OnThisDay in 1939, the Soviet Union invaded Poland from the east, just 16 days after Nazi Germany attacked from the west. The invasions followed the secret protocols of the Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact, which divided Poland between Nazi Germany and the USSR.

Two of the world’s most vital trade chokepoints are under pressure. Hormuz is severely disrupted, Saudi Arabia’s main bypass pipeline is shut and the alternative Red Sea route is under growing pressure.

Europe’s borders may look settled, but movements seeking to redraw them through unification have never entirely disappeared.

European countries that have announced measures targeting trade with Israeli settlements in the West Bank.

Trump’s Latest Obsession: MAPS! In the last 24 hours President Donald Trump has been sharing a series of unusual maps on social media.

The UN General Assembly has backed a world map that shows countries closer to their true size.

The UN backs a new way of mapping the world. One that shows Africa closer to its true size.

The Democratic Republic of the Congo is often called Africa’s water powerhouse. Thanks to the vast Congo River Basin, the second-largest river basin in the world after the Amazon, the country holds around half of Africa’s surface freshwater resources.