@taikiWestern & Northern Europe saw homicide rates collapse starting in the 1990s. A map visualizing changes from 1994-2024 uses green shades for drops, with dark green marking a 50% or greater decrease. France recorded -44%, Germany -62%, and Italy -66%. Iceland stands out in red showing an increase from 0 to 4 homicides in 2024. Switzerland is marked with a blue ribbon labeled 1st. https://ourworldindata.org/
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The image is a map of Europe showing the change in homicide rate since 1994-2024. Different shades of green represent percentage decreases, with dark green indicating a decrease of 50% or more. Red text overlays show specific percentage decreases in France (-44%), Germany (-62%), and Italy (-66%). Iceland is colored red with a note indicating an increase from 0 to 4 homicides in 2024. A blue ribbon with "1st" is placed over Switzerland. The overall mood is informative and data-driven, with a visually striking presentation of crime rate changes. The website "https://ourworldindata.org/" is visible at the bottom.
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Toys R Us expansion announcement@taikiWestern & Northern Europe saw homicide rates collapse starting in the 1990s. A map visualizing changes from 1994-2024 uses green shades for drops, with dark green marking a 50% or greater decrease. France recorded -44%, Germany -62%, and Italy -66%. Iceland stands out in red showing an increase from 0 to 4 homicides in 2024. Switzerland is marked with a blue ribbon labeled 1st. https://ourworldindata.org/
Ver publicación originalFoto de @taiki· Aug 21, 2026· News
The image is a map of Europe showing the change in homicide rate since 1994-2024. Different shades of green represent percentage decreases, with dark green indicating a decrease of 50% or more. Red text overlays show specific percentage decreases in France (-44%), Germany (-62%), and Italy (-66%). Iceland is colored red with a note indicating an increase from 0 to 4 homicides in 2024. A blue ribbon with "1st" is placed over Switzerland. The overall mood is informative and data-driven, with a visually striking presentation of crime rate changes. The website "https://ourworldindata.org/" is visible at the bottom.
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