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Global Peace Index 2025: Key Findings on Global Peace Trends
The Global Peace Index (GPI) 2025 shows the world has become less peaceful.
The index measures how safe and calm different countries are.
The report covers almost all countries and looks at things like safety, conflicts, and how much a country spends on its military.
India's doing a little better, but other regions are struggling.
Iceland is still the most peaceful place.
The report highlights global trends, like increasing international conflicts and the ongoing arms race.
It suggests focusing on peace for better growth and well-being.
The Global Peace Index (GPI) 2025 reveals a 0.36% deterioration in global peacefulness.
The report analyzes 163 countries, representing 99.7% of the world's population.
India ranks 115th globally in the GPI, with a 0.58% improvement in peacefulness.
Iceland remains the most peaceful country, a position held since 2008.
South Asia recorded the largest average deterioration in peacefulness among all regions.
- Who
- The Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP).
- What
- The Global Peace Index (GPI) 2025 report.
- Where
- Globally, analyzing 163 countries.
- When
- Released in 2025, covering data up to the present.
- Why
- To provide a data-driven analysis of global peace trends and their implications.
Challenges to Global Peace
Geopolitical Competition
Conflict Dynamics
Challenges to Global Peace
Increased internationalization of conflicts due to geopolitical fragmentation.
Geopolitical Competition
Increased militarization and arms race in advanced technologies.
Key facts
- Countries Covered
- 163
- Global Deterioration
- 0.36%
- India's Rank
- 115th
- Iceland's Ranking
- 1st
- India's GPI Score
- 2.229





