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Statista — Daily Infographics, Studies & Reports

May 25, 2026, 11:18 PM

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Social Media: Where It's Hardest to Tell Truth From Fake News and Easiest to Encounter Hate Speech

CEO Mark Zuckerberg's announcement to replace verified fact-checks with user comments – effectively removing moderation and verification – has raised concerns that Meta platforms such as Instagram, Facebook and Threads could become breeding grounds for hate speech, racist rhetoric and misinformation as increasingly observed on X. The platform, formerly Twitter, underwent a similar transition away from moderation after its acquisition by Elon Musk. As part of the announcement, Zuckerberg justified the move by claiming that third-party moderators were "too politically biased" and stated it was "time to get back to our roots around free expression."

Misinformation and hate speech online are rising concerns, especially in election-year countries. The Reuters Institute found TikTok and X the hardest platforms for identifying trustworthy news, with Facebook and Instagram close behind. An Ipsos survey across 16 nations revealed two in three people frequently encounter hate speech, most notably in India (85%), Bangladesh (84%), and South Africa (79%), with Facebook and TikTok named key sources. To combat these issues, 90% of respondents support stricter measures by governments and platforms during elections, and 75% advocate for UN involvement.

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Statista — Daily Infographics, Studies & Reports

May 25, 2026, 11:18 PM

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Positive Intentions Behind Sustainable Travel

According to http://Booking.com/'s Sustainable Travel 2024 report, three in four surveyed global travelers showed intentions to travel more sustainably. More than half of them also said that they want to use more sustainable modes of transport when traveling in the future. This graphic shows global travelers' intentions to travel more sustainably.

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Statista — Daily Infographics, Studies & Reports

May 25, 2026, 11:18 PM

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Investor Focus on Vacant and Independent Hotels

According to the 2024 European Hotel Investors Intentions Survey conducted by CBRE Research, vacant properties are most favored by hotel investors in Europe, as 36% of respondents chose this as their investment priority. This is followed by independent hotels at 28%. This graphic shows the acquisition priorities for European hotel investors by property type.

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Statista — Daily Infographics, Studies & Reports

May 25, 2026, 11:18 PM

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America's Main Import Partners

During the campaign, one of the central themes of Donald Trump’s economic plans was to raise tariffs. And this time not just on selected countries or products, but across the board. Trump suggested to slap a 10 to 20-percent tariff on all imports and to top it off with a 60-percent tariff on all things coming from China, one of the most important trade partners of the U. S. According to the U. S. Census Bureau, imports from China amounted to $427 billion last year, trailing only Mexico, which exported $475 billion worth of goods to its northerly neighbor. Raising a 60-percent tariff on Chinese goods would not only hurt U. S. consumers, who would likely end up paying higher prices, but also businesses, who rely on critical inputs from China and would have to re-think their entire supply chain. This chart shows U. S. imports from its most important import partners in 2023.

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Statista — Daily Infographics, Studies & Reports

May 25, 2026, 11:18 PM

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4 Years Later: Americans Still Divided Over January 6

When a large mob of Trump supporters stormed the U. S. Capitol on January 6, 2021, in an attempt to stop the certification of the 2020 presidential election, the images of the chaos unfolding at the historic building sent shockwaves around the world. After all, this was the United States, once a shining light of democracy, on the precipice of political collapse. Fast forward four years and Donald Trump, the man who was widely condemned (even by members of his own party) and later indicted for his role in the proceedings, is about to return to the White House.

Trump’s political comeback, which seemed impossible in the immediate aftermath of the attack on the Capitol, was accompanied by a gradual re-telling of the events of January 6. Back in 2021, Trump himself described the events as a “heinous attack on the United States Capitol”, promising that the protesters who had “defiled the seat of American democracy” would pay for their actions. And pay they did. As of December 6, 2024, the U. S. Justice Department had charged more than 1,500 individuals for federal crimes associated with the Capitol breach, of which almost 1,000 plead guilty to at least some of the charges and another 255 were found guilty in trial. And yet, in October 2024, Trump – now the Republican nominee for the 2024 presidential election – no longer condemned the events of January 6, instead calling it “a day of love”, much to the outrage of the 138 police officers injured during the attack.

Statista — Daily Infographics, Studies & Reports

May 25, 2026, 11:18 PM

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Who’s Drinking (Non-Alcoholic) Beer?

While alcoholic beer remains the preferred choice, non-alcoholic options too have made inroads in various markets around the world. As the following chart shows, as many as one in five people in Spain said that they regularly drink alcohol-free beer in a survey by Statista Consumer Insights. Spaniards were particularly partial to alcoholic beer too, with 51 percent of respondents saying they drank it frequently. In the United States, far fewer people would describe themselves as regular beer drinkers, with only 22 percent drinking alcoholic beer regularly and five percent the non-alcoholic alternative. In the U. S., a higher share of people drink energy drinks (27 percent) than beer (22 percent), wine (21 percent) or spirits (18 percent). This chart shows the share of respondents in selected countries who say they drink beer regularly.

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Statista — Daily Infographics, Studies & Reports

May 25, 2026, 11:18 PM

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How Common Is It To Own a Dog?

Data from a Statista Consumer Insights survey reveals that dog ownership varies greatly around the world. Where as many as seven in ten respondents said they had a dog as a pet in Mexico in a survey conducted between July 2023 and June 2024, under three in ten said the same in Sweden. In the United States, around half of respondents said they owned a dog. Americans were most likely to own a dog, followed by a cat (36 percent), a fish (7 percent), a reptile (4 percent) and a bird (4 percent). Only three percent of respondents said they owned a rodent, whether a rabbit, a hamster, guinea pig, mouse or rat. This chart shows the share of respondents with a dog in their household.

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Statista — Daily Infographics, Studies & Reports

May 25, 2026, 11:18 PM

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Chronic Health Issues Most Often Tied to Mental Health

A majority of people surveyed for Statista Consumer Insights in the United States stated that they lived with a physical limitations or chronic illness. Less than a third of respondents said this was not the case. The most widespread among chronic conditions are mental illnesses such as burnout or depression, which 34 percent of survey participants said they suffered from. Cardiovascular diseases follow in second place at 15 percent of respondents saying they had them. Diabetes and respiratory diseases are also widespread. Blindness or vision impairment still ranged in the double digits at 10 percent, twice as many as the share of respondents with deafness or hearing loss. Originally by: Mathias BrandtThis chart shows the share of U. S. respondents who live with the following physical limitation/chronic diseases (in percent).

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Statista — Daily Infographics, Studies & Reports

May 25, 2026, 11:18 PM

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Hotel Chains are Becoming More Asset Light

By 2030, hotel chains are forecast to own as little as 2% of their branded hotels on average. Instead, the franchised portion of chain businesses is expected to keep growing in favor of an asset-light model. The managed property portion of chain business operations, however, is not likely to change between 2023 and 2030. This infographic shows the distribution of property types for publicly listed hotel brands.

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Statista — Daily Infographics, Studies & Reports

May 25, 2026, 11:18 PM

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How Popular Are Meat-Free Diets?

Four in ten people in India follow either a vegetarian or a vegan diet, according to data by a Statista Consumer Insights survey. In all other countries polled, the figure is far lower, ranging between just five percent in Mexico and 11 percent in South Africa. In the United States, six percent of respondents said that they were vegetarian and four percent said that they were vegan. World Vegetarian Day takes place on October 1, raising awareness about the health and environmental benefits of vegetarianism. This chart shows the share of respondents who follow a vegetarian/vegan diet (in percent).

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