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Internet users in Sweden is at a record highAt 95.8% in 2025, internet users in Sweden is the highest in World Bank data going back to 1990.
Internet users in Sweden, 1990 to 2025Internet users in Sweden rose from 0.6% in 1990 to 95.8% in 2025, according to World Bank data.
Internet users in the United Kingdom passed 50%Internet users in the United Kingdom passed 50% in 2002. The latest value, for 2024, is 95.5%.
Internet users in the United Kingdom, 1990 to 2024Internet users in the United Kingdom rose from 0.09% in 1990 to 95.5% in 2024, according to World Bank data.- Internet users in the United States is at a record highAt 94.7% in 2024, internet users in the United States is the highest in World Bank data going back to 1990.
Internet users in the United States, 1990 to 2024Internet users in the United States rose from 0.8% in 1990 to 94.7% in 2024, according to World Bank data.- Internet users in Turkey is at a record highAt 89.8% in 2025, internet users in Turkey is the highest in World Bank data going back to 1990.
Internet users in Turkey, 1990 to 2025Internet users in Turkey rose from 0.0% in 1990 to 89.8% in 2025, according to World Bank data.
Internet users: Argentina and the worldIn 2024, internet users was 89.7% in Argentina and 71.2% for the world as a whole.
Internet users: Australia and the worldIn 2024, internet users was 96.1% in Australia and 71.2% for the world as a whole.- Internet users: Brazil and the worldIn 2024, internet users was 84.5% in Brazil and 71.2% for the world as a whole.
Internet users: Canada and the worldIn 2024, internet users was 94.4% in Canada and 71.2% for the world as a whole.- Internet users: Chile and the worldIn 2024, internet users was 95.6% in Chile and 71.2% for the world as a whole.
Internet users: China and the worldIn 2025, internet users was 91.6% in China and 73.6% for the world as a whole. The lines last crossed in 2009.- Internet users: Egypt and the worldIn 2024, internet users was 74.6% in Egypt and 71.2% for the world as a whole. The lines last crossed in 2019.
Internet users: France and the worldIn 2024, internet users was 88.7% in France and 71.2% for the world as a whole.- Internet users: Germany and the worldIn 2024, internet users was 93.5% in Germany and 71.2% for the world as a whole.
Internet users: India and the worldIn 2025, internet users was 70.0% in India and 73.6% for the world as a whole.
Internet users: Indonesia and the worldIn 2024, internet users was 72.8% in Indonesia and 71.2% for the world as a whole. The lines last crossed in 2023.- Internet users: Ireland and the worldIn 2024, internet users was 97.2% in Ireland and 71.2% for the world as a whole.
Internet users: Italy and the worldIn 2024, internet users was 89.2% in Italy and 71.2% for the world as a whole.
Internet users: Japan and the worldIn 2024, internet users was 85.5% in Japan and 71.2% for the world as a whole.
Internet users: Kenya and the worldIn 2024, internet users was 35.0% in Kenya and 71.2% for the world as a whole.
Internet users: Mexico and the worldIn 2024, internet users was 83.1% in Mexico and 71.2% for the world as a whole. The lines last crossed in 2009.
Internet users: Nigeria and the worldIn 2024, internet users was 41.2% in Nigeria and 71.2% for the world as a whole.- Internet users: Poland and the worldIn 2024, internet users was 88.6% in Poland and 71.2% for the world as a whole.
Internet users: South Africa and the worldIn 2024, internet users was 78.4% in South Africa and 71.2% for the world as a whole. The lines last crossed in 2011.- Internet users: South Korea and the worldIn 2024, internet users was 97.9% in South Korea and 71.2% for the world as a whole.
Internet users: Spain and the worldIn 2024, internet users was 95.8% in Spain and 71.2% for the world as a whole.- Internet users: Sweden and the worldIn 2025, internet users was 95.8% in Sweden and 73.6% for the world as a whole.
- Internet users: the United Kingdom and the worldIn 2024, internet users was 95.5% in the United Kingdom and 71.2% for the world as a whole.
- Internet users: the United States and the worldIn 2024, internet users was 94.7% in the United States and 71.2% for the world as a whole.
- Internet users: Turkey and the worldIn 2025, internet users was 89.8% in Turkey and 73.6% for the world as a whole. The lines last crossed in 2006.
Interoception is the silent sense that tells you how you feel inside right now.You know you are hungry or need a bathroom break because your body sends signals to your brain. This process, called interoception, is your internal awareness system. It helps you…
Interpol arrests nobody, and its name began as a telegraph addressFilms show Interpol agents kicking down doors, but the organisation is not a police force at all. It is a clearing house linking police in 196 countries through databases and comm…
InterPro expands its protein classification capabilities through new structural integrationsResearchers reporting on the InterPro database in 2025 found that the resource now integrates more structures predicted by AlphaFold and uses artificial intelligence to enhance pr…
Interslavic is a bridge language designed to be understood by all Slavic speakers instantly.Interslavic is a semi-constructed language that functions as a modern successor to Old Church Slavonic. By drawing on common grammatical and vocabulary elements shared across Slav…
Interstate 10 is a 2,460-mile artery connecting the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic coast.As the southernmost transcontinental highway in the United States, Interstate 10 spans from Santa Monica to Jacksonville. It is a complex engineering feat that includes one of the…
Interstate 15 is the vital artery powering the growth of the American WestStretching 1,433 miles from the Mexican border to Canada, Interstate 15 is more than a road. It is a critical economic corridor that has fueled rapid population booms across Calif…
Interstate 29: The Midwestern artery that battles the Missouri River's unpredictable floodplainsSpanning from Kansas City to the Canadian border, Interstate 29 serves as a critical corridor for the American Midwest. Yet, this vital highway is defined by its precarious relati…
Interstate 30: How a Former Toll Road Became a Vital Southern ArterySpanning over 366 miles across Texas and Arkansas, Interstate 30 is more than just a highway. It evolved from a pioneering toll road into a critical corridor, connecting major met…
Interstate 35 in Texas is a massive, evolving artery that shapes urban life dailySpanning over 500 miles, Interstate 35 is the backbone of Texas transit. From its origins as a post-war inter-regional highway to its current multi-billion dollar expansion projec…
Interstate 40: A transcontinental artery built through deserts, mountains, and legal battlesSpanning over 2,500 miles, Interstate 40 connects the Mojave Desert to the Atlantic coast. It is more than just a road; it is a complex engineering feat that replaced historic tra…
Interstate 5 is the only highway connecting the Mexican and Canadian borders without interruption.Spanning 1,381 miles, Interstate 5 is the primary north-south artery of the American West Coast. While it follows ancient indigenous trails and early 20th-century auto routes, thi…
Interstate 65: The Spine Connecting the Gulf of Mexico to the Great LakesSpanning from Mobile, Alabama, to Gary, Indiana, Interstate 65 serves as a vital north-south artery for the American Midwest and South. Beyond its role in logistics and travel, th…
Interstate 69 is a massive, fragmented highway project with no completion date in sight.Spanning from the Canadian border to the Mexican border, Interstate 69 is less a single road and more a collection of disconnected segments. Born from the 1991 NAFTA-era vision, t…
Interstate 80 is a geologically shrewd transcontinental masterpiece that reveals the American continentSpanning nearly 3,000 miles from San Francisco to New Jersey, Interstate 80 is more than a highway. It is a massive, deliberate cross-section of North American geology. By followi…
Interstate 85 is a diagonal anomaly that defies the standard American highway grid systemWhile most major interstates ending in five are cross-country routes, Interstate 85 is a regional powerhouse serving the Southeast. Its path is uniquely diagonal, stretching from …- Interstate 90 is the longest freeway in America, stretching over 3,000 miles coast-to-coast.Spanning 3,099.7 miles from Seattle to Boston, Interstate 90 is the backbone of northern American transit. Established by the 1956 Federal-Aid Highway Act, this transcontinental r…
Interstellar ice may be the secret delivery system for supernova material to EarthScientists have long puzzled over why inner planets like Earth contain different isotopic signatures than outer solar system bodies. New research suggests the answer lies in inter…
Intimacy grows from disclosure, not romance aloneAn intimate relationship is a bond of emotional or physical closeness in which partners shape each other's lives. It can involve romantic or platonic love and sexual intimacy. It …
Intrauterine insemination offers a path to pregnancy when natural conception is not an option.Intrauterine insemination, or IUI, places concentrated sperm directly into the womb to bypass barriers to conception. While not a universal solution for all fertility issues, it p…
Inuit clothing is a sophisticated engineering system designed for extreme Arctic survivalTraditional Inuit garments are far more than simple fur coats. They represent a highly specialized, lightweight, and multi-layered technology developed over millennia. By masterin…
Inuit legends remember the people they replaced across the Arctic as giantsAround 1000 CE, the Thule ancestors of today's Inuit pushed east from Alaska with dog teams and heavier weapons, reaching Greenland within about a century. The earlier Dorset peop…
Inuit spirituality is not a religion of belief, but a system of survival and fearInuit tradition lacks formal leadership, divine parents, or eternal punishment. Instead, it is a highly individualized framework shaped by the harsh Arctic landscape. Rather than …- Invar is the metal that refuses to change size when the temperature shifts.Most metals expand when heated and contract when cooled, but Invar is different. This nickel-iron alloy remains remarkably stable across temperature fluctuations, a property that …
Inverse functions undo a map—only when it is bijectiveThe inverse of f is the function that reverses f’s operation, written f⁻¹ when it exists. Existence demands a bijection: every output hit exactly once. For f(x) = 5x − 7, undo by …
Inversion symmetry simplifies identifying unique materials with robust surface statesResearchers identified a way to more easily classify topological insulators, a special class of materials with bulk gaps and robust surface states. By focusing on materials with i…
Investigating reports of mistreated and ill bulldog puppies for saleThis National Geographic investigation explores allegations involving a breeder who is reportedly mistreating and selling sick bulldog puppies. Witness the pursuit of accountabili…
Investigating the CRS-7 mission failure at Cape CanaveralFollowing the liftoff of the SpaceX CRS-7 mission, managers from NASA and SpaceX met to discuss a vehicle mishap. This video covers the post-launch press conference held on June 2…