FLASH
Shkruar nga Pamfleti
In a year dominated by images of violence and war – from Russian aggression in Ukraine, to the Israel-Hamas conflict, perpetual tensions in the Middle East, the civil war in Syria, and North Korea's aggressive isolation – an annual report comes to remind us that peace still exists, and that some countries continue to maintain stability and security at high levels.
This is the 2025 Global Peace Index (GPI), published by the Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP), which ranks 163 countries and territories according to their level of peace. The index uses 23 indicators and measures three areas: internal security, involvement in conflicts, and the level of militarization.
The 2025 report finds that global peace is in decline, with conflict, militarization and economic insecurity on the rise. The number of armed conflicts has reached 59, the highest since the end of World War II.
According to the GPI 2025, Albania ranks 65th in the world for peace and security, maintaining a stable position compared to last year. The Balkans as a whole remains relatively stable, with North Macedonia (61) and Montenegro (63) ranking slightly better than Albania.
The 10 safest countries in the world for 2025:
1. Iceland – Once again this year, it holds the top spot as the most peaceful country in the world. With a small but united society and a total lack of internal or external conflicts, Iceland is an example of harmony and stability.
2. Ireland – With a stable political system and prudent foreign policy, Ireland has climbed to second place in the rankings.
3. New Zealand – With a long history of neutrality and attention to social justice, it continues to be among the safest countries.
4. Austria – Its neutral policies and low crime rate keep Austria among the most peaceful in Europe.
5. Switzerland – The tradition of neutrality, multicultural coexistence, and strong democratic institutions make Switzerland a symbol of peace.
6. Singapore – Public safety, modern infrastructure, and efficient justice rank this island nation in sixth place.
7. Portugal – With a soft approach to international politics and low crime rates, Portugal maintains its position among the best.
8. Denmark – With stable social policies and an inclusive society, Denmark is a safe place to live.
9. Slovenia – With a new history after independence, Slovenia is built on foundations of stability and integration into the EU and NATO.
10. Finland – After joining NATO in 2023, Finland continues to maintain a peaceful society and strong democratic institutions.
10. Finlanda – "Pas anëtarësimit në NATO në 2023, Finlanda vazhdon të ruajë një shoqëri të qetë dhe institucione të forta demokratike." Genjeshtra dhe manipulime! Shoqeria finlandeze eshte ne nje krize te thelle morali e etike, krimi ordiner ka arritur kulmin ndersa institucionet e drejtesise finlandeze sic jane policia - prokuroria dhe gjykatat jane thellesishte te korruptuara moralishte. Finlanda eshte shteti me i korruptuar i EU!