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India faces Zimbabwe in a crucial T20 World Cup Super-8 match amid pressure as both teams struggle with poor net run rates.

A new report reveals alarming international statistics on mental health issues such as depression and anxiety, highlighting a growing recognition of these problems among individuals seeking help.

Team India is struggling to qualify for the semifinals of the T20 World Cup 2026 after a disappointing loss to South Africa, revealing critical weaknesses in their performance.

Rivers United and Enyimba have been recognized among the top 500 football clubs globally according to the latest ranking by the International Federation of Football History and Statistics.

An INED study reveals that global child labor statistics significantly underestimate the actual number of working children, particularly girls, by not including domestic work.

The Latvian Foreign Minister emphasized the need to accurately name Russia's war crimes in Ukraine during her address to the UN, citing alarming statistics on civilian casualties and war crimes.

A report highlights the increasing government debt burden on major countries globally, with Japan leading at a debt-to-GDP ratio of 237%.

The Sulaimán Saldivar family presented a book titled 'Sulaimán at 12 Rounds,' shedding light on the profound yet often unquantifiable impact of boxing regulations introduced by José Sulaimán.

In light of World Cancer Day, the article discusses global cancer statistics and emphasizes the importance of early diagnosis and awareness in public health.

The article examines how perceived inflation often differs from official statistics and highlights the sensitivity of consumers to price increases for specific products across different countries.

In the past year, the German government approved arms exports valued at approximately twelve billion euros, primarily to Ukraine, according to the CDU-led Ministry of Economics.

According to official data from China's National Bureau of Statistics, industrial enterprises above a certain size achieved total profits of 7.3982 trillion yuan in 2025, marking a year-on-year increase of 0.6%.

The US intelligence agency has ended its well-known publication, the World Factbook, without providing reasons, urging readers to seek information elsewhere.

A new study by the World Health Organization (WHO) reveals that over one-third of global cancer cases are preventable, with lung, stomach, and cervical cancers accounting for nearly half of them.

The CIA has announced that it will stop publishing the World Factbook, a widely used free online resource for global statistics and information.

The proportion of people at risk of poverty in Germany is increasing, with around 13.3 million people living below the poverty line in 2024, according to federal statistics.

The article discusses 14 actionable measures that can help prevent cancer as the number of new diagnoses and deaths from cancer is projected to rise significantly by 2040.

The article discusses the historical context and significance of the Gender-Based Violence Prevention Act in South Korea, highlighting the alarming statistics on violence against women and the ongoing societal issues surrounding gender-based discrimination and violence.

Russian media is promoting the idea of mass immigration from the West, especially Germany, despite statistics contradicting this narrative.

The article discusses the record number of 3.08 billion overnight stays in the European Union in 2025, highlighting a significant increase in Greece's tourism and the distribution between international and domestic visitors.

In 2025, irregular border crossings into the EU fell to 178,000, the lowest level since 2021, though Frontex warns that migration pressure might quickly increase again.

Trump claims London is a criminal hotspot filled with violence and Sharia Law, but statistics reveal it is actually safer than many major cities, including those in the U.S.

Trump's dramatic accusations portray London as a violent hotspot, despite statistics indicating it is safer than other major cities, including those in the U.S., leading experts to speculate on his political motives.

The tourism sectors in Morocco and Egypt achieved new record numbers in 2025, supported by new airline routes, outstanding museums, and a major sporting event, establishing them as the most visited tourist destinations in Africa according to a Bloomberg report and official data.

A report reveals a 61% increase in special education students in Israel from 2020 to 2024, a rate unmatched globally, attributed to more diagnoses and parental preference for separate educational frameworks.

Wall Street saw gains as the Dow Jones and S&P 500 set double records, driven by strong investor interest in tech stocks despite employment statistics and geopolitical risks.

Statistical analysis indicates that between 2020 and 2025, 855 Croatian-born football players played abroad, with significant numbers in Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Italy.

The article discusses the projected rise in the number of air accident victims worldwide by the year 2025.

In 2025, a total of 418 people died in air accidents, marking an increase in fatalities compared to 2024, although the statistical risk of death during flights has decreased.

Spain continues to be a top international tourist destination, with November seeing a record 5.78 million international visitors, according to the latest data from the National Institute of Statistics.