Region · 45 codes / EUR

Europe

Europe illustrates why a regional average needs a coverage fraction and a published membership rule.

Latest source-dated evidence

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Suicide mortality · per 100k12.382021 · 40/45 countries at latest year
Intentional homicide · per 100k1.092023 · 33/45 countries at latest year
Expression pressure · 0–10021.62025 · 40/45 countries
Child labour / employmentNot comparable— · latest-year coverage too weak
Consumption CO₂ · per person7.48 t2023 · OWID regional aggregate

What the available evidence suggests

The available homicide average is low relative to the global rate, while suicide is materially higher than homicide. Expression pressure is lower than the global aggregate. The child-employment feed is too sparse and old for a regional conclusion.

The most important limitation

The grouping covers 45 codes and gives each reporting country equal weight for non-official aggregates. It is not the European Union and is not population-weighted.

Define Europe before comparing it

The site’s Europe group contains 45 countries. Its 2023 homicide sample covers 33 of them, about 73.3%; the suicide series covers 40 in 2021, about 88.9%. The apparent difference in completeness is partly attached to different years and source systems, not just different social conditions.

This group should not be relabelled as the European Union. The carbon figure is an OWID regional aggregate, whose definition should be checked before it is compared with the site’s own arithmetic means. A useful comparison holds the membership list and reference year constant, identifies the missing countries and states whether people or countries receive equal weight.

Interpretation added 13 September 2026 using the dated snapshot above and, where named, the linked country profiles. Calculations are illustrative comparisons of those published values; underlying observations have not been refreshed in this edit.

How to read this profile

  • Compare values only when units and definitions match.
  • Keep the observation year beside every claim.
  • Treat expert-coded expression data differently from administrative death statistics.
  • Read consumption-based carbon in its original physical unit, independently of the other indicators.
  • Never convert missing data into zero.

Source map

SignalSourceInterpretation boundary
Suicide mortalityWHO via World BankModelled population rate; reporting quality varies
Intentional homicideUNODC via World BankReported criminal homicide; coverage varies
Expression pressureV-Dem via OWIDExpert-coded index transformed as (1 − value) × 100
Child labourILO and UNICEFGlobal and regional estimates cannot fill every country gap
Consumption CO₂Global Carbon Budget via OWIDTonnes per person; interpreted separately

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