Iceland
Iceland has held the top spot since 2008. It leads in all areas: security, militarisation and lack of conflict. Locals note that this sense of security is part of everyday life, with police not carrying weapons and children sleeping in prams outside cafes.
Ireland
Ireland, which adheres to military neutrality, was ranked second. The country received high marks for its low levels of crime and violence, as well as its strong social support system. Residents emphasise a deep sense of community and mutual support.
New Zealand
New Zealand climbed to third place due to its strict gun policy and low levels of terrorism. The country is known for a general trust in others and a sense of community when people leave doors unlocked.
Austria
Austria, which also adheres to neutrality, ranked fourth. The country invests in social services, health care and education, which contributes to stability and trust among the population. According to locals, safety here is not just a statistic, but a feeling of life.
Singapore
Singapore is the only Asian country in the top 10.It ranked high in terms of security and domestic order.
Residents note that they can walk at night without fear, and mutual trust reigns in the society.