The World’s Calmest Corners: These 10 Countries Made Peace A Habit In 2025 | World News
New Delhi: Some countries wake up without fear. There are no air strikes. No bomb news. Only quiet streets live in slow mornings and uninterrupted from the war. That world still exists. And peace in these 10 countries is not a slogan. Daily life.
(1) Iceland is still leading. There is nothing new there. Since 2008, the small island country has remained at the top. No army. No enemies. It’s just a definite belief that the conflict does not solve anything. People solve problems by talking, not without shooting. The police rarely carry weapons. Their prisons have almost no one.
(2) Ireland follows. Once known for a civilian conflict, a country is now among the most peaceful. Problems in the past. Dublin’s gift is full of book, technology and silent progress. Its impartiality is strong. There is no desire to fight someone else’s war.
(3) New Zealand is third. Distance helps. But so is the attitude. Military trains for protection of peace. Leaders listen to people. Even the tragedy did not harden them. After Christchurch, they mourn. Then they recovered together.
(4) The next Austria is coming. Once a junction for conflict, now bridges are divided. Since 1955, the neutral holds his head below and holds the hands clean. The cities are calm. The government is investing in people, not weapons.
(5) Switzerland shares the fourth place. Armed neutrality is politics. Ready but reluctant. This balance has worked for centuries. Banking, chocolate and quiet choices maintain its Swiss content. Democracies directly, discussions are civilian.
(6) Singapore Sixth. One point on the map, but a calm giant. Strict laws, strong economy and intelligent planning keep unrest. They trade with everyone, they fight anyone. They remain cool in a tense area.
(7) Portugal is the seventh. In the 70s, a gentle revolution put him in a different way. There is no big army. There is no enemy limit. Only wine, history and coastal peace. They treat addiction with empathy. The crime fell, society healed.
(8) Denmark ranks eighth. Welfare is not a charity here. Trust. High taxes finance good schools, hospitals and security networks. People don’t fight when they feel safe. “Hygge” is not only decor, but they also live like that.
(9) Slovenia Ninth Land. It is part of a region where the war once broke down, now it’s a quiet symbol. There was early independence and avoided the worst of the Balkan wars. Forests, mountains and EU membership offer stability.
(10) Finland finishes the list. Close to Russia. Firmly with the west. But he never panicked. Education builds smart citizens. “Sisu” keeps them fixed. The limits remain silent. Their democracies remain loud.
These countries prove something strong. Peace is not passive. Planning requires empathy and stubborn hope. They don’t ignore the problems. They just don’t reach the weapons first.
While the world is higher, this nations remains still. In 2025, this silence speaks volumes.
