Federal Republic on place 51 between Mongolia and the Gambia.

The following article has been translated into English from German using google translate.

According to the "Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Report 2017", the Federal Republic has fallen by 31 seats in the security zone. It is therefore at 51th place between Mongolia and the Gambia.

Germany is becoming increasingly insecure - according to Davos economic experts

According to a study published every two years, the "Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Report 2017" published by the renowned World Economic Forum in Davos, the Federal Republic has fallen by 31 places in the security category in the security category between 2015 and the economic experts between Mongolia and Gambia ranked 51nd place.
The safest is Finland, the most unsafe Colombia

In the area of ​​"Safety and Security", the Federal Republic is thus behind countries such as Rwanda, Kuwait or Tajikistan. According to the study, Finland (1), the Emirates (2) and Iceland (3) score points. At the lowest end of the rankings are El Salvador, Yemen and Colombia.
Safety awareness has changed significantly.
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Here is the original article in German.

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According to the article Germany has fallen 31 places in how unsafe it has become since 2015. Germany is now between Mongolia and Gambia in how safe it is. After the "many terrorist attacks in the Federal Republic (Germany) and the rest of Europe. Public perception on how safe Germany is has changed.

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

A small price to pay for Merkel's virtue signaling.

And Hamburg was where many of the 9/11 hijackers trained. Germany sure stepped up their game to ensure that sort of business doesn't emit from their parts ever again.

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

51th place

51th place is first place in grammatical errors though.

It's at least something.

Why? Why the change? What's different about Germany that could possibly be a reason for this?

originally posted by: WUNK22
Why? Why the change? What's different about Germany that could possibly be a reason for this?

Hummm, i don't know, global warming?

originally posted by: WUNK22
Why? Why the change? What's different about Germany that could possibly be a reason for this?

It's not just Germany, the whole world got more dangerous and every country dropped 30 places.

In fact the top 30 places now all consist of uninhabited islands and a couple of places in near-Earth orbit.

And my question still stand, with out some lame global warming BS!! Pray tell, what is the driving force of this change in Germany and most other countries??a reply to: Jonjonj