Treemaps of what every country makes and trades with everyone else. Click Chile and see copper. Click Japan and see cars.
Long-run data on health, energy, food and poverty, charted and sourced, with the underlying numbers downloadable. The place to check a claim about how the world is going.
Reactive notebooks for data analysis and visualisation, with a huge public gallery to learn from.
Drag a slider through 5,000 years of history and watch empires grow and collapse on the map, with linked articles for every era.
Paste in a spreadsheet and get an animated, interactive chart or map, including the famous racing bar charts.
Every nuclear reactor on earth on one map: what type it is, when it came online, how much power it makes, and which ones were shut down and why.
Visual essays answering questions nobody thought to ask — how pockets differ by gender, what makes a rap lyric rhyme. Journalism you scroll through rather than read.
