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Most Peaceful Countries, 2015 Ranking

The Independent Institute of Economics and Peace (IEP) compiled rating of the most peaceful and safe countries for life... It includes 162 states, covering 99.6% of the world population. The assessment took into account the level of security in society, the degree of involvement in an internal or external conflict and the level of militarization in 2015.

10. Czech Republic

5qfoyetuThe only country from the former Soviet bloc to find itself in the most peaceful countries in the world thanks to the lowest infant mortality rate and high female employment. It is the most non-religious country in Europe (59% of the population are atheists). And they also love beer - 143 liters per person are consumed per year.

9. Australia

rie3fhgpThe sixth country in terms of area in the world, the second country in the human development index and the sixth in the quality of life. Four large cities of this country entered the top 10 best cities in the world in terms of comfort. Australians pay a lot of attention to the environmental safety of their mainland: it is forbidden to import food, plants and products made of fur, wood and other natural materials into the country.

8. Japan

twrnvqobIt is the first and last country in the world to suffer from the use of nuclear weapons. In the 21st century, it is among the leaders in terms of life expectancy (82.12 years).

7. Canada

yr4ye3auThis country is in second place in the world in terms of area after the Russian Federation. Moreover, the population density in it is one of the lowest. Until now, it is believed that the head of state is the Queen of Great Britain, who rules the "colony" through the Governor General. It has the world's longest unguarded border with the United States. Has fairly enjoyed a reputation as a calm, peaceful and safe country, which contributes to the growth of immigration to the country.

6. Finland

mptwq21dThis country for three years held the first place in the rating "The most stable country in the world" according to the Fund for Peace. Active member of many environmental organizations. In Finland itself, the ecology is one of the best on the planet.

5. Switzerland

ve02hbwkBack in 1815, Switzerland's neutrality was recognized at the Congress of Vienna. After the congress, the country did not take part in any military conflict. Thanks to this, Switzerland has become one of the centers of world financial policy.

4. New Zealand

3gvcbzpaAnother country thriving under the nominal rule of Queen Elizabeth II. For the first time in the world, it proclaimed its territory a nuclear-free zone. This means that ships with nuclear power plants or nuclear weapons on board are not allowed to enter the territorial waters of New Zealand.

3. Austria

mkzrjzsjSince the mid-50s of the twentieth century, this country has enjoyed the international legal status of permanent neutrality. Austria refused to participate in wars, does not allow the presence of troops of another country on its territory and has not concluded a single military treaty. The country's defense spending is only 0.9% of GDP.

2. Denmark

5ez3des1The constitutional monarchy, one of the founding countries of the United Nations, is distinguished by a high level of medical security - health expenditures account for 13.6% of GDP. For comparison: defense spending in Denmark is 3% of GDP. Back in the early seventies of the twentieth century, the health insurance system was eliminated in the country.Medical practice and hospital care are completely free.

1. Iceland

1mrnz1myIN the safest country in the world there is no private ownership of natural resources. At the same time, the ecological situation in Iceland is one of the most favorable, since heating in the country uses the energy of geothermal sources. The country is distinguished by an almost complete absence of crime, a high level of social protection and an excellent health care system. Iceland has no regular armed forces. Iceland has the highest fertility rate in Europe and is ranked first in terms of female employment. Moreover, 45% of Icelandic politicians are women. Unsurprisingly, Icelanders do not want to leave their blessed island - the level of migration from the country is extremely low.

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