Know the safest countries in the world in 2025; From Iceland to Singapore

In a year that has been associated with global conflicts and tensions, five countries are still on the list of the most peaceful places in the world, and with policies and public culture, they strengthen the sense of peace and security in the society. Relying on a set of key factors such as social stability, low levels of crime and violence, policies limiting militarization and public trust in institutions, these countries consistently top the list of the world’s most peaceful countries. In this short article, you will get to know the safest countries in the world in 2025. (BBC)

Since 2008, Iceland has been consistently at the top of the global peace index and has excellent performance in all three main areas of social security, absence of conflict, and minimal military activity. This long-term stability shows that peace in Iceland is not the result of episodic policies, but the result of stable social structures. High public trust, absence of armed police and feeling safe in public spaces are part of people’s daily life. Also, gender equality and strong support systems have played an important role in reducing social tensions.

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Despite a tense past, Ireland is considered one of the most peaceful countries in the world today and has a remarkable performance in the least focus on military affairs and the absence of active conflicts. This country has also gained a high position in social security indicators and the sense of public safety is significant. The policy of military neutrality and reliance on diplomacy has kept Ireland out of many international tensions. At the domestic level, social support networks and a strong sense of solidarity help reduce inequality and tension.

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In 2025, New Zealand climbed two places and reached the third most peaceful country in the world. A progress that is the result of significant improvement in social security and reduction of tensions and consequences related to terrorism. The insular position of the country kept it away from foreign conflicts; But the main factor of calm is domestic policies and high level of public trust. Strict laws on carrying weapons play an important role in citizens’ sense of security. Everyday life is accompanied by signs of mutual trust, from the independent transportation of children to the voluntary help of strangers on the road.

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Although Austria has fallen one place this year, it still performs strongly in all major peace indicators. Military neutrality, which is officially registered in the constitution, has kept this country away from military conflicts and has enabled it to focus on domestic development. Extensive investment in social welfare, advanced healthcare and quality education have strengthened the foundations of public trust. Stable security and peace flow in the daily life of this country, from the houses without locks to the peaceful presence of people in public spaces.

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Singapore is the safest Asian country among the top in the world and has a very high score in the social security index. The absence of conflicts and the strong internal security structure have made the feeling of safety a constant part of urban life. Public trust in the system allows free movement at night and peace in public spaces; A feature that is rare in many big cities. As an example of peace based on order, rule of law and effective control, Singapore has made security a daily experience.

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Which of these countries have you traveled to and how safe did you feel? In general, how important is security in choosing your travel destination? Please let Kajaro and its users know your valuable opinion.

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