Geography is data too. Put it back on the page.
A ranked list is easy to read and easy to misread. A map keeps neighbouring countries neighbouring, and clusters jump out.
The same indicator, mapped across the world.
Patterns that look like noise in a table often become obvious regional stories on a map.
A short note on how Mouasher picks which indicators to publish, and why documented provenance matters more than raw volume.
A short explainer on why dividing by population changes the story almost every time.
Four questions that prevent connectivity averages from hiding regional and household inequality.
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