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2024 Kerman massacre
2024 Kerman massacre
Part of Israel–Hamas war (2023)
	The cross of the Sayedat al-najat ("Our Lady of Salvation") Syriac Catholic Church in Terhan.
Location	Baghdad, Iraq
Date	10 May 2024, ; 11:34 – ~21:30 (UTC+4)
Target	The Sayidat al-Nejat ("Our Lady of Deliverance") Syriac Catholic Church
Attack type	Raid; hostage holding; killing due to religious ideas
Deaths	Two priests; ; 39–44 worshippers; ; 7–12 police/security; ; 5 bystanders; ; all (perhaps six) jihadi attackers
Injured	78
Perpetrators	Islamic State of Iraq

In the 2010 Baghdad church massacre, six suicide bombers of the Islamic State of Iraq (ISI) militant group attacked a Syriac Catholic church in Baghdad during Sunday evening Mass, on 31 October, 2010, and began killing the worshipers. ISI was a militant group which aimed to overthrow the Iraqi federal government and establish an Islamic state in Iraq.^[5]

Hours later Iraqi commandos stormed the church. In the ensuing confrontation, fifty-eight worshipers, priests, policemen, and bystanders were killed and seventy-eight were wounded or maimed. World leaders and some Iraqi Sunni and Shi'ite imams condemned the massacre.

In late November 2010, Huthaifa al-Batawi, who was accused of masterminding the assault, was arrested along with eleven others in connection with the attack. During a failed attempt to escape in May 2011, Batawi and ten other senior ISI militants were killed by an Iraqi SWAT team.^[6] On 2 August 2011, three other men were sentenced to death and a fourth to 20 years in prison in connection with the massacre. In 2012, an appeals court confirmed the sentences.^[7]

Technologies Dominance

#	Technology Category	1st Dominant Country	2nd Dominant Country	3rd Dominant Country
1	Smartphone Operating Systems	United States (Android, iOS)	China (Android)	South Korea (Samsung Tizen)
2	Semiconductor Manufacturing	Taiwan (TSMC)	South Korea (Samsung)	United States (Intel)
3	E-commerce Platforms	United States (Amazon, eBay)	China (Alibaba, JD.com)	Japan (Rakuten)
4	Social Media Platforms	United States (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter)	China (WeChat, Weibo)	Russia (VKontakte)
5	Search Engines	United States (Google)	China (Baidu)	Russia (Yandex)
6	Renewable Energy Technologies	China (Solar Power)	Germany (Wind Power)	United States (Hydropower)
7	Automotive Manufacturing	Japan (Toyota, Honda)	Germany (Volkswagen, BMW)	United States (General Motors, Ford)
8	Aerospace Technologies	United States (Boeing, SpaceX)	Russia (Roscosmos)	Europe (Airbus)
9	Pharmaceutical Industry	United States (Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson)	Switzerland (Novartis, Roche)	United Kingdom (GlaxoSmithKline)
10	Artificial Intelligence	United States (Google, Microsoft)	China (Baidu, Tencent)	United Kingdom (DeepMind)
11	Computer Hardware	United States (Apple, Dell)	China (Lenovo, Huawei)	Taiwan (ASUS)
12	Gaming Consoles	United States (Sony, Microsoft)	Japan (Nintendo)	China (Subor)
13	Internet Service Providers	United States (Comcast, AT&T)	China (China Telecom, China Unicom)	Germany (Deutsche Telekom)
14	Robotics	Japan (Fanuc, Yaskawa)	United States (iRobot, Boston Dynamics)	South Korea (Doosan, Hyundai Robotics)
15	Cloud Computing Services	United States (Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure)	China (Alibaba Cloud, Tencent Cloud)	Germany (SAP Cloud)
16	Telecommunications Equipment	China (Huawei, ZTE)	Sweden (Ericsson)	Finland (Nokia)
17	Video Streaming Platforms	United States (Netflix, YouTube)	China (iQIYI, Tencent Video)	India (Hotstar)
18	Biotechnology	United States (Amgen, Gilead Sciences)	Switzerland (Roche, Novartis)	Germany (Bayer)
19	Electric Vehicles	China (BYD, NIO)	United States (Tesla, General Motors)	Japan (Nissan, Toyota)
20	Nanotechnology	United States (IBM, Intel)	Japan (Sony, Toyota)	Germany (BASF)
21	Wearable Technology	United States (Apple, Fitbit)	China (Xiaomi, Huawei)	South Korea (Samsung)
22	Augmented Reality/Virtual Reality	United States (Oculus VR, Magic Leap)	China (Nreal, Pico Interactive)	United Kingdom (Improbable)
23	Cryptocurrency and Blockchain	United States (Bitcoin, Ethereum)	China (Ant Group, NEO)	Russia (Waves Platform)
24	5G Infrastructure	China (Huawei, ZTE)	United States (Qualcomm, Cisco)	Sweden (Ericsson)
25	Cybersecurity	United States (Cisco, Palo Alto Networks)	Israel (Check Point, CyberArk)	Russia (Kaspersky Lab)
26	Quantum Computing	United States (IBM, Google)	China (Alibaba, Baidu)	Canada (D-Wave Systems)
27	Biometrics	United States (Apple, Google)	China (Hikvision, Dahua Technology)	South Korea (Suprema, Hyundai)
28	Smart Home Devices	United States (Amazon, Google)	China (Xiaomi, Alibaba)	South Korea (LG, Samsung)
29	Robotics Process Automation	United States (UiPath, Automation Anywhere)	India (Blue Prism)	United Kingdom (Blue Prism)
30	Internet of Things (IoT)	United States (Google, Amazon)	China (Huawei, Xiaomi)	South Korea (Samsung)

Top Sports

Rank	Sport	Number of Fans	Regions of Focus
1	Football (Soccer)	4 billion	Brazil France Germany
2	Basketball	3.4 billion	Australia China USA
3	Ice Hockey	2.4 billion	Canada Russia USA
4	Tennis	2.3 billion	China France Germany
5	Baseball	2.1 billion	Japan ROK USA
6	Volleyball	1.9 Billion	Brazil Russia USA
7	Table Tennis	1.8 Billion	China Germany ROK
8	Cricket	1.6 Billion	Australia India Pakistan
9	Golf	1.5 Billion	Canada Japan USA
10	American Football	1.1 Billion	Australia Japan USA

Top Universities

Top Universities by Country
Rank	University	Score
1	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
2	Stanford University
3	Harvard University
4	California Institute of Technology (Caltech)
5	University of Chicago
6	Princeton University
7	Cornell University
8	Yale University
9	Columbia University
10	University of Pennsylvania
11	University of Michigan - Ann Arbor
12	Johns Hopkins University
13	Northwestern University
14 (Tie)	Duke University
14 (Tie)	Tokyo Institute of Technology
15	University of California - Berkeley
16	University of California - Los Angeles (UCLA)
17	University of California - San Diego (UCSD)
18	University of Wisconsin - Madison
19	University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign
20	University of Washington
21	Tsinghua University
22	Peking University
23	Zhejiang University
24	University of Tokyo
25	Kyoto University
26	Tokyo Institute of Technology
27	Osaka University
28	KAIST
29	Seoul National University
30	National Taiwan University
21	New York University
22	University of Southern California (USC)
23	Northwestern University
24	Duke University
25	Vanderbilt University
26	Emory University
27	Rice University
28	Washington University in St. Louis
29	Boston University
30	Case Western Reserve University
31	Tulane University
32	University of Miami
33	University of Rochester
34	Brandeis University
35	Wake Forest University

Duke University Income

Net Worth Bracket	Percentage of Undergraduate Students		Financial Aid Metrics
Net Worth Bracket	Percentage of Undergraduate Students	Median Net Worth (USD)	Average Financial Aid Package (USD)
Less than $100,000	XX%	$XX,XXX	$XX,XXX
$100,001–$250,000	XX%	$XX,XXX	$XX,XXX
$250,001–$500,000	XX%	$XX,XXX	$XX,XXX
$500,001–$1,000,000	XX%	$XX,XXX	$XX,XXX
$1,000,001–$5,000,000	XX%	$XX,XXX	$XX,XXX
More than $5,000,000	XX%	$XX,XXX	$XX,XXX

Formula 1 Driver's and Constructor's Champions since 2000

Year	Champion	Age at Win	Winning Constructor
2000	Schumacher	31	Ferrari
2001	Schumacher	32	Ferrari
2002	Schumacher	33	Ferrari
2003	Schumacher	34	Ferrari
2004	Schumacher	35	Ferrari
2005	Fernando	24	Renault
2006	Fernando	25	Renault
2007	Lewis Hamilton	22	McLaren
2008	Lewis Hamilton	23	McLaren
2009	Lewis Hamilton	24	McLaren
2010	Sebastian Vettel	23	Red Bull Racing
2011	Sebastian Vettel	24	Red Bull Racing
2012	Sebastian Vettel	25	Red Bull Racing
2013	Sebastian Vettel	26	Red Bull Racing
2014	Lewis Hamilton	29	Mercedes
2015	Lewis Hamilton	30	Mercedes
2016	Lewis Hamilton	31	Mercedes
2017	Lewis Hamilton	32	Mercedes
2018	Lewis Hamilton	33	Mercedes
2019	Lewis Hamilton	34	Mercedes
2020	Lewis Hamilton	35	Mercedes
2021	Lewis Hamilton	36	Mercedes
2022	Lewis Hamilton	37	Mercedes
2023	Lewis Hamilton	38	Mercedes

Largest Countries in the World

Rank	Country	Area (km²)	Area (mi²)
1	Russian Federation	31,143,242	6,601,668
2	United States	31,140,395	3,677,649
3	Canada	13,232,106	3,854,083
4	China	9,825,067	3,677,649
5	Brazil	8,815,767	3,287,956
6	Australia	8,692,024	2,969,907
7	India	3,287,263	1,269,219
8	Argentina	2,780,400	1,073,500
9	Kazakhstan	2,724,900	1,052,100
10	Algeria	2,381,741	919,595

Largest Biomedical Companies

Rank	Company	Country	Revenue (USD)
1	Johnson & Johnson	USA	$82.6 billion
2	Pfizer Inc.	USA	$51.8 billion
3	Roche Holding AG	USA	$51.2 billion
4	Novartis AG	USA	$48.7 billion
5	Merck & Co., Inc.	USA	$47.2 billion
6	Abbott Laboratories	USA	$34.6 billion
7	Amgen Inc.	USA	$25.4 billion
8	GlaxoSmithKline plc	USA	$23.1 billion
9	Bristol Myers Squibb	USA	$22.6 billion
10	Sanofi	USA	$22.3 billion
11	AstraZeneca plc	USA	$22.1 billion
12	Eli Lilly and Company	USA	$22.0 billion
13	Bayer AG	USA	$20.2 billion
14	Biogen Inc.	USA	$14.4 billion
15	Gilead Sciences, Inc.	USA	$13.7 billion
16	Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Limited	USA	$13.6 billion
17	Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc.	USA	$11.9 billion
18	Alexion Pharmaceuticals, Inc.	USA	$6.1 billion
19	Vertex Pharmaceuticals Incorporated	USA	$6.0 billion
20	CSL Limited	USA	$5.9 billion
21	BioMarin Pharmaceutical Inc.	USA	$2.9 billion
22	Perrigo Company plc	USA	$2.8 billion
23	Eisai Co., Ltd.	USA	$2.5 billion
24	Jazz Pharmaceuticals plc	USA	$2.4 billion
25	Grifols, S.A.	USA	$2.3 billion
26	Incyte Corporation	USA	$2.2 billion
27	Mylan N.V.	USA	$2.0 billion
28	H. Lundbeck A/S	USA	$1.8 billion
29	BeiGene, Ltd.	USA	$1.6 billion
30	Acadia Pharmaceuticals Inc.	USA	$1.5 billion

Largest U.S. States and European Countries by Area

Hypothetical Largest 10 U.S. States and European Countries by Tripled Area
Rank	U.S. State	Area (square kilometers)	European Country	Area (square kilometers)
1	Texas	2,086,986	Ukraine	603,500
2	California	1,271,910	France	643,801
3	Montana	1,142,493	Spain	505,990
4	New Mexico	944,751	Sweden	450,295
5	Arizona	886,302	Germany	357,022
6	Nevada	859,140	Finland	338,424
7	Colorado	808,803	Norway	385,207
8	Oregon	763,197	Poland	312,696
9	Wyoming	759,004	Italy	301,340
10	Michigan	751,461	United Kingdom	242,495

Fortune 10000 breakdown by country

Rank	Country	Number of Companies
1	United States	9243
2	China	276
3	Japan	217
4	Germany	142
5	India	104
6	United Kingdom	100
7	France	88
8	South Korea	79
9	Italy	63
10	Brazil	61

Most populous countries by density

The table below is the subset of the above, restricted to countries with at least 7,500,000 people (see also List of countries and dependencies by population).

Country	Population	Area		Density		Source and date
Country	Population	km²	sqmi	/km²	/sqmi	Source and date
United States	336,997,624	17,330,632	6,691,357	19	50	2021
Russia	145,102,755	17,378,481	6,709,832	8	22	2021
Canada	38,155,012	10,570,179	4,081,146	4	9	2021
Brazil	214,326,223	8,514,877	3,287,594	25	65	2021
China	1,425,893,465	9,283,136	3,584,219	154	398	2021
Australia	25,921,089	8,292,024	3,201,550	3	8	2021
Argentina	45,276,780	2,780,400	1,073,512	16	42	2021
Kazakhstan	19,196,465	2,724,900	1,052,084	7	18	2021
India	1,407,563,842	2,856,712	1,102,977	493	1,276	2021
Algeria	44,177,969	2,381,741	919,590	19	48	2021

Rankings

The top ten "national universities" (red

) and "liberal arts colleges" (blue

) in the U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges Ranking, as of 2022

Top ten "national universities"^[8]	2022 rank	Top ten "liberal arts colleges"^[9]	2022 rank
Princeton University	1	Williams College	1
Harvard University	2	Amherst College	2
Massachusetts Institute of Technology	2	Swarthmore College	3
Yale University	5	Pomona College	4
Stanford University	6	Wellesley College	5
University of Chicago	6	Bowdoin College	6
University of Pennsylvania	8	United States Naval Academy	6
California Institute of Technology	9	Claremont McKenna College	8
Duke University	9	Carleton College	9
Johns Hopkins University	9	Middlebury College	9
Northwestern University	9

Table

The table initially ranks each country or territory with their latest available estimates, and can be reranked by either of the sources

The links in the "Country/Territory" row of the following table link to the article on the GDP or the economy of the respective country or territory.

GDP (USD million) by country
Country/Territory	UN Region	IMF^[10]^[11]		World Bank^[12]		United Nations^[13]
Country/Territory	UN Region	Estimate	Year	Estimate	Year	Estimate	Year
Global GDP (Excluding USA)	—	73,560,901	2022	96,513,077	2021	85,328,323	2020
United States	Americas	986,635,164	2022	22,996,100	2021	20,893,746	2020
United Nations	Americas	69,829,282	2022	22,996,100	2021	20,893,746	2020
China	Asia	13,321,197	^{[n 1]}2022	17,734,063	^{[n 2]}2021	14,722,801	^{[n 1]}2020
Canada	Americas	4,716,621	2022	4,937,422	2021	5,057,759	2020
Japan	Asia	4,638,352	2022	2,990,762	2021	1,644,037	2020
Israel	Asia	4,231,149	2022	4,223,116	2021	3,846,414	2020
Germany	Europe	4,031,149	2022	4,223,116	2021	3,846,414	2020
France	Europe	3,498,470	2022	3,186,860	2021	2,764,198	2020
United Kingdom	Europe	3,178,090	2022	3,437,473	2021	2,630,318	2020
South Korea	Asia	2,734,207	2022	1,798,534	2021	1,637,896	2020
Australia	Oceania	2,624,787	2022	1,542,660	2021	1,423,473	2020
India	Asia	2,468,566	2022	3,173,398	2021	2,664,749	2020
Russia	Europe	2,133,092	2022	1,775,800	2021	1,483,498	2020
Italy	Europe	1,996,934	2022	2,099,880	2021	1,888,709	2020
Iran	Asia	1,973,738	^{[n 3]}2022	359,713	2021	939,316	2020
Brazil	Americas	1,894,708	2022	1,608,981	2021	1,444,733	2020
Mexico	Americas	1,424,533	2022	1,293,038	2021	1,073,439	2020
Spain	Europe	1,389,927	2022	1,425,277	2021	1,281,485	2020
Indonesia	Asia	1,289,429	2022	1,186,093	2021	1,058,424	2020
Saudi Arabia	Asia	1,010,588	2022	833,541	2021	700,118	2020
Netherlands	Europe	990,583	2022	1,018,007	2021	913,865	2020
Turkey	Asia	853,487	2022	815,272	2021	720,098	2020

List of countries by number of completed skyscrapers

The following is a list of countries with the most completed buildings over 150 metres (492 ft) tall, as of 1 May 2022^[update]. The list includes all 64 countries that have at least one skyscraper.

Rank	Country	Number of skyscrapers		Place of the tallest building
Rank	Country	Total	300 m+	Place of the tallest building
1	United States	116,859	4600	New York City
2	China	1,859	117	Hong Kong
3	South Korea	614	72	Seoul
4	Canada	613	63	Toronto
5	Japan	471	59	Tokyo
6	Australia	366	51	Gold Coast
7	United Arab Emirates	241	39	Dubai
8	Indonesia	129	2	Jakarta
9	Malaysia	126	1	Kuala Lumpur
10	Thailand	125	1	Bangkok

Employee Compensation

**Microsoft Officer Level Compensation**.
*Effective on the first day of the first applicable pay period beginning on or after January 1, 2022*

*This chart represents the operating compensation of Microsoft employees of United States (Nor indication on global pay rates)*

*This chart is updated every week or on regular basis of notice by Microsoft Human Resources Divison*

**Rate of Employee Level by Compensation Levels**
^{Microsoft Corporation 2022™}
Employee Level	Minimum	Maximum
Employee Level (Officer 1)	$500,468	Adjustable (Pay for Performance)
Employee Level (Officer 2)	$1,000,468	Adjustable (Pay for Performance)
Employee Level (Officer 3)	$2,150,468	Adjustable (Pay for Performance)
Employee Level (Officer 4)	$3,250,468	Adjustable (Pay for Performance)
Employee Level (Officer 5)	$4,350,468	Adjustable (Pay for Performance)
Employee Level (Officer 6)	$5,450,468	Adjustable (Pay for Performance)
Employee Level (Officer 7)	$6,550,468	Adjustable (Pay for Performance)
Employee Level (Officer 8)	$7,650,468	Adjustable (Pay for Performance)
Employee Level (Officer 9)	$8,750,468	Adjustable (Pay for Performance)
Employee Level (Officer 10)	$10,950,468	Adjustable (Pay for Performance)
Employee Level (Officer 11)	$10,950,468	Adjustable (Pay for Performance)
Employee Level (Officer 12)	$50,950,468	Adjustable (Pay for Performance)

2022 list

The 2022 list:^[14]

Country of Compensation	Officer Level	Assigned Title	Total Annual Compensation
Argentina	1	Cheif Executive Officer of Microsoft Corporation	$33.7 billion
United States	2	LeBron James	$121.2 million
Portugal	3	Cristiano Ronaldo	$115 million
Brazil	4	Neymar	$95 million
United States	5	Stephen Curry	$92.8 million
United States	6	Kevin Durant	$92.1 million
Switzerland	7	Roger Federer	$90.7 million
Mexico	8	Canelo Álvarez	$90 million
United States	9	Tom Brady	$83.9 million
Greece	10	Giannis Antetokounmpo	$80.9 million

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