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Global estimates in recent reporting place people of predominantly European descent at roughly 14–16% of the world population in 2024–2025, and some specialist counts say “about 14%” worldwide in 2024...
Latest international datasets show a large numerical gap between reported rape rates for the United Kingdom and Poland, but that gap largely reflects differences in definitions, recording practices an...
The evidence summarized across recent studies shows : some analyses find little or negative association with violent crime, while others detect small positive correlations for specific property crimes...
Eurostat reports that police-recorded sexual violence in the EU rose 79.2% from 2013 to 2023 and that rape offences more than doubled (a 141% increase) in that period; in 2023 the EU recorded 91,370 r...
Available public sources do not provide a single, definitive count of how many European nationals were deported worldwide in 2025; Eurostat and EU agencies report quarterly and national return figures...
The available analyses present ; instead they contain a mix of jurisdictional figures and related metrics. Massachusetts’s registration dataset lists eligible voters (presented as a statewide total), ...
The materials provided make several overlapping claims about which European cities were “most dangerous” in 2025, repeatedly naming Bradford, Coventry, Marseille, Birmingham and Naples as high-crime l...
Reported rape and sexual‑violence figures are not directly comparable between the United States and European countries in 2024 because , which can inflate or depress apparent rates . European aggregat...
Sweden’s recorded rape rates are among the highest reported in Europe in multiple data series, with country-level series showing figures like 64 per 100,000 (2013–2017 average) and other compilations ...
Across the documents provided, ; the existing reports document widespread arrests and harassment tied to online expression but stop short of a country-by-country ranking or a definitive “highest” figu...
Available sources do not provide a definitive list of “major European cities with the highest homicide rate per 100,000 residents in 2025.” Country-level homicide rates for Europe are available from E...
Available data and multiple cross-country studies show the United States has substantially higher homicide and many violent‑crime rates than the European Union and most Western European countries; for...
The claim that the UK had the highest rape rate in Europe in 2024 is misleading: available official recording data and older Eurostat comparisons show the UK often appears high on police-recorded rape...
Available data show mixed trends: France’s homicide rate rose from about 1.21 per 100,000 in 2020 to roughly 1.5 per 100,000 in 2023 according to a compiled overview (Wikipedia citing police figures) ...
Available reporting does not support a simple yes-or-no answer to your claim. Several peer‑reviewed studies show elevated rates of sexual victimization among migrants or recently arrived asylum seeker...
The raw figures reported for the United Kingdom—about 12,000 arrests in 2023 under section 127 of the Communications Act 2003 and section 1 of the Malicious Communications Act 1988—are striking, and t...
Between 2020 and 2024 Sweden saw a decline in total reported crimes after a rise up to 2020, with high-profile increases in gang-related shootings and bombings prompting political concern even as homi...
Sweden’s legal definition of rape and its statistical recording practices are notably broader and more inclusive than many European peers, a difference that researchers and the Swedish Crime Preventio...
European reported rape rates for 2022–2023 cannot be pinned to a single definitive ranking because official counts and rates vary by source, legal definitions, and reporting practices; available analy...
The data sets attached present conflicting claims about which European countries had the , with the EU survey listing Finland and Bulgaria at opposite ends while other analyses single out the UK, Swed...