Open data portals make public statistics easier to find and reuse, but not all sources are equal. Good portals publish clear documentation, machine‑readable files, and transparent methods. The best ones also offer APIs and stable identifiers so you... << Continue >>
Interactive statistical databases make big data feel close and usable. Dashboards refresh in seconds. Filters react without friction. Teams spot outliers and drill down to record-level detail without submitting a ticket. That experience depends on tw... << Continue >>
Educational attainment is more than a diploma count. It reflects how long people stay in school, what they actually learn, and whether that learning opens doors to better jobs and healthier lives. The gaps between countries are still large, yet the t... << Continue >>
Open statistical databases have changed how students, journalists, nonprofits, and researchers answer questions. Access to comparable, machine-readable data removes friction and levels the playing field. Good research still hinges on careful choices:... << Continue >>
Reliable health data tells a clear story about where lives are being saved, where progress has stalled, and which risks are gaining ground. The latest global figures point to a mixed picture in 2026: partial recovery from pandemic shocks, a heavier b... << Continue >>
Access to healthcare is uneven across countries and within them. Global medical databases make that gap visible with hard numbers: who gets seen, who delays care, and who pays so much out of pocket that it pushes a family into debt. Taken together, t... << Continue >>
Most people use social platforms daily, and the numbers tell a clear story. As of early 2024, more than 5 billion people are online and over 5 billion use social media, with average daily use close to 2.5 hours according to the Digital 2024 overview ... << Continue >>
Population trends rarely move fast, yet 2024 stands out for several clear turning points. India now has the largest national population, China continues to contract, and advanced economies from Italy to South Korea face baby busts not seen in modern ... << Continue >>
Economic indicators are shortcuts to understand whether growth is broad-based, prices are stabilizing, and job prospects are improving. You don’t need a PhD or a trading terminal to read them well. With a few habits (knowing the release calendars, ... << Continue >>