Ukraine Ranks First in Europe for Crime Levels
Sweden and France follow it in the ranking.
Ukraine ranked first on the list for crime levels in Europe with a score of 48.85. Sweden came second with 47.07, and France took third place with 46.79. Data taken from the Numbeo database.
The crime index was calculated for 40 countries in Europe. After the top three, the list includes Ireland, Moldova, Italy, Belgium, the United Kingdom, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Slovenia was the safest country with a score of 20.95.
Meanwhile, among all countries in the world, Ukraine ranked 46th. Ahead of it on the list are Ghana (48.97), Ethiopia (49.21) and Iran (49.25).
According to analysts, the top five countries in the world are Venezuela (84.49), Papua New Guinea (81.93), South Africa (77.49), Afghanistan (76.23) and Honduras (76.11).
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