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The Global Peace Index (GPI) 2011 results showed that Malaysia ranked 19th for safest country in the world. Better than his neighbour Singapore who ranked 24th.
The GPI was founded by Steve Killelea, an Australian international technology entrepreneur and philanthropist. It forms part of the Institute for Economics and Peace, a global think tank dedicated to the research and education of the relationship between economic development, business and peace. The GPI is collated and calculated by the Economist Intelligence Unit, with whom this report is written in co-operation.
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Asia Pacific
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Overall Rank
|
Overall Score
|
Regional Rank
|
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New Zealand
|
2
|
1.28
|
1
|
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Japan
|
3
|
1.29
|
2
|
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Australia
|
18
|
1.46
|
3
|
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Malaysia
|
19
|
1.47
|
4
|
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Singapore
|
24
|
1.59
|
5
|
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Taiwan
|
27
|
1.64
|
6
|
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Vietnam
|
30
|
1.67
|
7
|
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Laos
|
32
|
1.69
|
8
|
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Bhutan
|
34
|
1.69
|
9
|
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South Korea
|
50
|
1.83
|
10
|
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Mongolia
|
57
|
1.88
|
11
|
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Indonesia
|
68
|
1.98
|
12
|
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China
|
80
|
2.05
|
13
|
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Bangladesh
|
83
|
2.07
|
14
|
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Papua New
Guinea
|
94
|
2.14
|
15
|
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Nepal
|
95
|
2.15
|
16
|
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Thailand
|
107
|
2.25
|
17
|
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Cambodia
|
115
|
2.30
|
18
|
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Sri Lanka
|
126
|
2.41
|
19
|
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Myanmar
|
133
|
2.54
|
20
|
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India
|
135
|
2.57
|
21
|
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Philippines
|
136
|
2.57
|
22
|
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Pakistan
|
146
|
2.91
|
23
|
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North Korea
|
149
|
3.09
|
24
|
|
Afghanistan
|
150
|
3.21
|
25
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