The Philippines improved* by two places to 23rd out of 163 countries in the latest edition of the Global Terrorism Index (GTI) by the Institute for Economics andThe Philippines improved* by two places to 23rd out of 163 countries in the latest edition of the Global Terrorism Index (GTI) by the Institute for Economics and
Philippines ranks 3rd most impacted by terrorism in Asia-Pacific
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The Philippines improved* by two places to 23rd out of 163 countries in the latest edition of the Global Terrorism Index (GTI) by the Institute for Economics and Peace. Despite its rank improvement,* the country scored 4.719, above the Asia-Pacific’s average score of 1.492 and making it the third most impacted by terrorism in the region. The index analyzes the impact of terrorism on a country based on four factors: the total number of terrorist incidents, fatalities, injuries, and hostages.
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