The country scientists identify as the safest refuge in the event of a global catastrophe

Nuclear war, cyberattacks, global pandemics… Is there anywhere on Earth where we would be completely safe? Researchers conducted a study to try to answer this question.

A safe place. The economy, climate change, conflicts… These are all factors to consider when trying to understand the world we live in. For decades, we have seen entire populations relocate to escape dangerous areas or situations. Today, more and more people are leaving places that are particularly vulnerable to climate-related disasters.

Is there any country where these catastrophes are unlikely to occur?

If some regions are more exposed to cyberattacks, others face a greater risk of tsunamis, and certain parts of the world are affected by viruses or other diseases, are there still places on Earth where people can live well and where these risks are reduced, even slightly? The planet may still have a few places that could be considered safe havens.

Which countries face the greatest risk of a global catastrophe?

Researchers published a study in the journal Global Challenges identifying countries that may be more vulnerable to different types of disasters, as well as those considered the safest. To make this assessment, the experts identified three main categories of disasters and then …….