Identity and place
ISO codes, region and subregion, capital, coordinates, land area, whether it is landlocked, UN membership, borders, currency and languages.
Every country and territory, with a provenance mark on every row. Nothing here is presented as a measurement unless it carries a source.
ISO codes, region and subregion, capital, coordinates, land area, whether it is landlocked, UN membership, borders, currency and languages.
Population and its growth, median age, life expectancy, births per woman, urban share.
Output and output per head, inflation, unemployment, policy rate, public debt, exports, and the split between farming, industry and services.
Primary energy produced and consumed, oil and liquids production, renewable share, emissions per head, water stress and food self sufficiency.
Research spend, chip fabrication capacity, connectivity, an AI and compute index, military spending, nuclear weapons, a stability index and government type.
Bloc alignment plus membership of sixteen real organisations, from NATO and the EU to OPEC, ASEAN, BRICS and the African Union. Memberships are facts, and the engine uses them.
Macro figures entered by hand for the economies that drive the model. Marked curated in the monitor.
Population and income entered by hand, the rest patterned from region, income tier and known structure. Marked partial.
One click pulls sixteen indicators for every country from the World Bank and stamps each value with its year. Those fields then read as sourced.
Exchange rates from the European Central Bank, earthquakes from the United States Geological Survey and current conditions in selected capitals from Open-Meteo. All three are open sources that need no key. They tell you what the world is doing right now, next to what the model says it might do next. Nothing in the live panel changes a simulation.
Sort any column, filter by region or grouping, open any country, download the table.
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