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"Europe is the most stable collection of countries" imagine trying to convince someone of that 80 years ago.

France: *More stable* French people: hmmmmmmmmm looks like time for revolution

Yemen after realizing it is unstable:oman Oman after finding out it is stable:yemen

Afghanistan must've gotten darker with that red.

Botswana is that one kid who studies for the test

Switzerland which is from the most stable countries: *Laughs in neutrality*

I'd like to thank the creator of the map for choosing such great colors which are not hard to differentiate at all

I have some rough Idea why Mongolia is doing so well: Nobody cares about Mongolia. There is no territorial dispute, no seperatist movement, no terrorism, no war, no religious conflict, etc. The country just exists and does it's thing and does a great job at it. Same for Australia and New Zealand. Nobody has any reason to cause trouble over there.

Every country is a gangster until Antarctica walks in🐧

General Knowledge: Stop horsing around Turkmenistan: Neigh

We Finns find it easy to stay true to the pursuit of a just society. Because all it takes is a look at Russia to remind us of how important it is. Not even having the greatest wealth of natural resources on earth can save a people who embrace militaristic barbarism.

Top list filled with the Nordic countries, 4/5(all but Sweden) of the major ones too. Such an amazing group of countries!

By the names of the countries, you would think Yemen would be stable and Oman would be unstable lol

Chile: Stable Average chilean: *CONFUSION SOUNDS*

Almost everything I hear about Scandinavian countries is rather wholesome, honestly. They do seem like places I'd like to move to if I ever got that chance.

Thank you! Very useful information

I love how India and China aren't even mentioned. Like " They're....doing. They're doing."

South Korea: stable Has North Korea as it's neighbour

Europe : Stable Russia : Let me destroy the demographics once again

I loved the beginning so much x)

“Chad does the worst in factionalised elites” Well That’s something we can expect from a country full of Chads

Argentina: in economic crisis for almost 3 years Also Argentina: stable Bruh

Wherever Europeans ruled, they left it unstable thanks to their experts in boundary drawings 😂😂 lmaooo

Profoundly important educational presentation!

Romania: *Is stable* Every romanian: This country is corrupted, have a very bad parliament and everyone in parliment only wants money Tbh I am confused

South Korea: stable North Korea:°_°

The italian national anthem at the start is nice. i just recognized the anthem because of Formula 1

I like that the Italian Anthem was playing in the background at the beginning, also eat your cereal! :>

Imagine not being a nordic country, this post was made by the nordic council

"Botswana is stable." People who watch Yakko's world: *HAPPINESS NOISE*

Nice video! Like your accent.

I wonder how much has changed since this video was made, specifically how countries handled the pandemic, and everything that happened in Afghanistan recently.

Europe is the most stable continent. Coronavirus: Here I come!

For a second I was surprised at how well you pronounced Cabo Verde but then I remembered you're portuguese 😂

I just checked the stability rankings and new top 10 is 1. Finland 2. Norway 3. Iceland 4. New Zealand 5. Denmark 6. Switzerland 7. Luxembourg 8. Sweden 9. Canada 10. Australia

OMG I LOVE THAT YOU PUT THE ITALIAN ANTHEM AT THE START (I'm italian)

America: Stable Also america: riots and protest because of u know what. Gg

Europe: Have almost all the stable countries at the north. Portugal: Hello

normal people: oh wow this looks interesting me: *screams in italian*

With every video like this I feel that living in Norway, Sweden or Canada is like living in paradise

everyone wants to know, _where he gets these dam drawings_

5:58 “Caucasus is improving” -Aserbajdsjan and Armenia go to war

I've read their report on Brazil, and I can tell you that it is absolutely biased and does not reflect the true state that the country is in. What I'm saying, thus, is that, in essence, their index is likely trash.

The phrase "stability criteria" micro-dosed my engineer brain with a little bit of fear

Me: *Sees Australia as dark green* Also me: *Cries happily in Aussie*

Me from uk at beginning of this: Good, we are ok At the end: oh shit, were going down

Guys this was a year ago shits changed lol

2022: you should really do a new list!

"Canada is the most stable" *Quebec: HONHONHON Ce serait dommage que quelqu'un ruine ça*

Europe: is stable Their former colonies: ...

Thank you for the Italian anthem at the beginning of the video

"North America is mostly in the green." Only by landmass "For this, we're including Central America" Since Central America's a region of North America, that's a good idea.

UK: **Stable* UK: *Votes for Brexit

The maker of this video after 3 months: well this awkward.

That's surprise for me, that Argentina is green, because in economics society they call it "country in permanent default"

Mongolia's neighbors: is in the elevated warning section Mongolia: Hehe im in danger

Me a color blind person was having a hard time with the dark red and dark green thinking it was the same.

9:42 "Past year of 2019" Even General is still processing 2020

Dear Comment Readers and General Knowledge I have some serious questions to ask about this so called "stability index". 1. I believe that we should clarify what we mean under names of "political", "economical", and "social" stability. Let's start with the political. In my opinion every country is stable politically until most of the population (let's say more than 50% votes for 1 party which has some kind of ideology, and thus it means that most of the people living in the country thinks partally or fully the same way in case of ideology, and those countries where more than one party is in charge are less stable, because it means that the people are more divided through the political spectrum. Another point is that a politically stable country is not necessarily democratic. We can agree that the history had some leaders who were supported by the population and for some time (until they were defeated in a war) they made or at least tried to make the people's life better, we can remember Napóleon's educational reforms, economical reforms, which not only kept France's great power status, but improved it a lot. And even after his defeat his people loved him so much that they greated him as the old-new emperor. In this case the people believed in this one man's idea of bringing glory to France's name. But we can have a look at the Germans before WW2. When Hitler came to power the German economy was still struggeling because of the shithole the WW1 loss meant for Germany, but he had a clear vision (even though it was bad, and pls dont say I am nacist) that the jews were the problem. But again he and his party made an undenieably great job of boosting the economy so well and so fast that after just a few years Germany was back on his feet ready to go to war against the whole world. Back to the point political stability in my opinion means a mostly uniform state where most of the people think the same way. Well now this is easy to observe in democratic countries, because we just need to watch the last election results, maybe consider the different election forms but it is basically easy to measure. In non-democratic countries, such as for example China it is almost impossible to measure if the population is actually agrees with the ruling party because of lack of data and freedom of speech. But we cannot say that China's government is unpopular, because we don't know. We cannot assume that just because it is a dictatoric regime the people dont believe in their leaders truly. Lastly we can say that "hey but there were demonstrations" because it is only a really small fraction of the people and we dont know how many of them disagrees with the demonstraters or how many just fear to go out to demonstrate. To end this segment, I would say we have lack of date in most of the non-democratic countries and that I believe in a other way of defining political stability. Of course you can come up with other ideas as well. 2. Economical stability is basically how good a country is doing, how wealthy is a country. WRONG! We cannot compare a Romanian economy to a German or a French, because of historic reasons some countries are back in development and thus in wealth. Not only between western civilization and for example africa, but even between european countries like I said France and Romania. It is mostly because of the historical background of these nations which was highly influenced by the different political and economical ideaologies which were ruling in these countries back then. As the collapse of communism and socialism in eastern europe the countries left behind started to catch up with really high GDP growth every year (Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania...) and with this the life of these people are improving significantly and this is a stable economy, if we look at Greece, Spain, Italy they are the one's who are struggling nowdays with high public debt and bearly growing ecomony (now dont consider the coronavirus caused even worse numbers). In this way China, India, eastern europe and other developing countries should be even greener as they are cathing up with the west. 3. Social stability is again a weird thing. The Scandinavians and Canada are at the top of the table just because of their carring health and educational system, but who said that it is the best? Why everyone believ that their education system is that good? For some reason they are far worse than some other europeans in the olympiads. And still the top universities are not in scandinavia, so what are we evem talking about. Subjectivly that system just makes the children have more time and enjoy their lifes without pressure or homework. But in my language we have a idiom for that, something like this: the plant only grows under pressured dirt. If we dont pressure them they wont be able to compete in the market competition as laborforce because they are not used to that. I am not saying it doesnt have pros but I think it has more cons than pros. As this educational system is Subjective just as the health care system and thus the higher taxes, it is also a wrong way to measure the country's socialization. Can it even be measured in some ways or another? Thanks for reading this lot! I welcome your improving thoughts!

“South America is mostly unstable” Southern Cone: *cries*

Fun fact: as a result of the October protests, Chile’s rank in the democracy index actually increased because they were able to maintain democracy.

you were talking about Mauritius, but zooming the map on the Comorres island (north west of Madagascar), Mauritius is south east of Madagascar.

Europe is the most stable continent.. Germany: Well it's time to invade the neighbors..🤔🙄😂

Venezuela in the Map: Orange, could be worse tbh Venezuela on the list: Well, we were the worst, and every year we plummet more into the red and we don't know how but hey, at least we are the bests at it.

Interesting how you just glossed over India, China and Russia, without even a single mention. And the fact that these three are all the same color is indicative of the failure of such categorization.

'Oceania is near perfection'. Hmm, that sounds about night.

may i ask why the italian anthem is in the background music?

First time I heard his voice:"Is he english?" saw the portuguese video:"Wait what._.!?"

Argentina makes no sense

9:26 THE TEA EMPIRE IS FALLING!

Seeing Canada among the most stable countries is surprising since an important part of its population (about a half of the inhabitants of Québec) wants to secede.

Nice Italian national anthem at the start.

North America Europe and Oceania: “This is fine” The other continents: *SCREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE*

It's a bit funny that Europe, the continent that has been one huge battle royale match for pretty much it's entire history, is now the most peaceful and stable.

Desperately want an update on this in 2021 lmfao

Honestly Chile is actually relatively stable, even in light of what has been going on.

Australia: evaluated as very sustainable Aboriginal people: Are we a joke to you?

>clicks on video >Taiwan is not mentioned in the video >leaves

Much has changed the last two years. I think you can change Canada to light green and probably the USA, too, along with Australia.

Yemen: I control the world's busiest shipping lane, yay I am the best! *Arab Spring has entered the chat* *Rebel group has entered the chat* *Saudi Arabia has entered the chat* *Yemen has left the chat*

People: Europe is the most stable continent. Me: Wrong, Australia is.

i love how Switzerland and Norway are always on top in these kind of lists 🇨🇭🇳🇴

where do you get the data ？

Please do a 2021 update!! (Part 2) A LOT has changed since the start of 2020, not many for the better either ..

Need this video for 2021

Irony is that some of the stable countries are behind the instability that we have all over the world.

Me: "sees that Sweden isn't as green as Finland." Also me: *Laughs in Nokia ringtone*

Video about stability *FRATELLI D'ITALIA IN THE BACKGROUND*

as a brit, i can confirm that our stability is literal shite.

You covered 4/7th of the world really well!!

United States moving to the red- *Coffin Dance*

I know one thing that's very stable The Generalknowledge discord server. Join it the link is in the description⬆️

I like how Sweden is a part of Denmark in this video :P I wonder how these rankings have changed since, I imagine the USA is way worse.

U love how it nearly 2022 and KZfaq says 2019 videos are a year ago

I'm italian, I opened the video thinking "well, italy is one of the least stabel rich country" The video : *Italian Anthem as background music*

i honestly felt good that you briefly talked about what's going on on Chile, because as an Argentinian, i barely saw people from outside of South America talking about it, and it's really serious.

Me plotting to take over the universe: "Write that down! Write that down!"

Nice the Italian anthem at the start

Good to see Mongolia mentioned, being an island of stability, surrounded by Russia and China.