Manas Malhotra
The Global Peace Index, published by the Institute for Economics & Peace, ranks countries based on peace, safety, and security. For seniors, these rankings offer insights into safer and more stable living environments worldwide.
Japan ranks 10th in the Global Peace Index with a score of 1.489, offering seniors a safe environment with stability, security, and quality living conditions.
Finland ranks 9th in the Global Peace Index with a score of 1.478, reflecting a secure society where seniors benefit from stability and social support systems.
Singapore ranks 8th in the Global Peace Index with a score of 1.435, providing seniors with a safe, organised, and well-managed living environment.
Portugal ranks 7th in the Global Peace Index with a score of 1.427, making it an attractive destination for seniors seeking peaceful surroundings.
Austria ranks 6th in the Global Peace Index with a score of 1.421, reflecting a stable society with safety and comfortable conditions for older residents.
Ireland ranks 5th in the Global Peace Index with a score of 1.371, offering seniors a peaceful environment supported by social stability and security.
Slovenia ranks 4th in the Global Peace Index with a score of 1.369, providing seniors a calm lifestyle with safety and peaceful surroundings.
Switzerland ranks 3rd in the Global Peace Index with a score of 1.363, combining security, stability, and a high-quality environment for senior living.
New Zealand ranks 2nd in the Global Peace Index with a score of 1.343, offering seniors a peaceful lifestyle with safety and natural surroundings.
Iceland ranks 1st in the Global Peace Index with a score of 1.161, providing seniors with one of the world’s safest and most peaceful environments.
India ranks 127th in the Global Peace Index with a score of 2.409, highlighting challenges compared to top-ranked nations in overall peace indicators.