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Search for any country and pull together a live profile: geography and demographics, the economy (GDP, growth, purchasing power, trade), government and politics, and physical geography — drawn straight from the World Bank, the CIA World Factbook's community-maintained successor, the UN Human Development Report, and The Economist's Big Mac Index.

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Location in the world (Equal Earth projection)

Capital

💹 Economic

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Growth, purchasing power, and trade with the rest of the world.

Real GDP
Real GDP growth
Government debt — % of GDP & local currency
Inflation rate (CPI, annual %)
Structure of the economy
GDP by sector
GDP by end use (% of GDP)
Youth unemployment (ages 15–24)
Average household expenditure

👥 Demographic

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Population structure, life expectancy, education, and where people live.

Who lives here
Ethnic groups
Languages
Religions
Major urban areas (relative size)
People, health & wellbeing

🏛️ Political

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Government structure, leadership, and international commitments.

🌍 Geographic

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Size, terrain, climate, and other physical characteristics.

🌱 Environment

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Emissions, water, land use, and environmental commitments.

⚡ Energy

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Electricity, fuel production and consumption, and generation mix.

Electricity generation sources
Electricity (kWh)
Coal (metric tons)
Petroleum (bbl/day)
Natural gas (cubic meters)

📡 Communications

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Telephones, broadcast media, and internet access.

🚗 Transportation

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Airports, railways, ports, and merchant shipping.

🛰️ Military, Space & Other

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Defence forces, space programmes, terrorism, and cross-border issues.

Military and security
Space programme
Terrorism
Transnational issues

LearnItWithMe Country Information — Key Terms

Key concepts and translations across English, te reo Māori, Simplified Chinese (中文) and Korean (한국어).

EnglishTe reo Māori中文（简体）한국어What it means on this page

On the te reo Māori column. Terms marked as gaps have no attested equivalent in the sources checked — Karaitiana Taiuru's Dictionary of Māori Computer and Social Media Terms, Paekupu, the Reserve Bank's te reo financial glossary and Te Aka. No coinage is printed as though it were established; where a class needs one, commission it from Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Māori and credit the translator. Te reo Māori is not italicised and takes no plural "s".