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This week's Data Vis Dispatch covers Brazil’s age distribution 👥, Thailand's Girls' Love industry 📺🇹🇭, Trump's false election claims 🗳️, America's most popular fruit 🇺🇸, and the 2026 Nobel Prize winners🏆. Explore these topics and much more in the newly posted blog👇

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An infographic illustrating the growth of Thailand's Girls' Love industry. In 2022, GAP The Series was the first Girls' Love series to air on Thai free-to-air television. It reached millions of viewers and attracted international audiences across Asia and Latin America. By 2026, the genre had grown, with 33 Girls' Love series having aired or being set to air, bringing the total number of airings on free television since 2022 to 52. Published by Kontinentalist.A Sankey diagram showcasing China’s current green energy generation and the excess resulting in significant amounts of unused energy. In the first half of 2026 alone, approximately 9% of China's wind and solar energy was left unused. Published by Bloomberg.A population pyramid showing Brazil’s age distribution from 1950 to a projected 2100. While the population was 53.4 million in 1950, it is projected to reach 163 million by 2100. Published by Karim Douïeb.A visualization showcasing the lives of Nobel laureates from their birth year to the year they won their prize in physics, chemistry, or medicine. The youngest winner was Lawrence Bragg, who won the Physics Prize at the age of 25, while the oldest was John B. Goodenough, who won the Chemistry Prize at the age of 97. Published by Elia Kabanov.
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This week's Data Vis Dispatch covers London buses 🔴🚌, the WNBA 🏀, AI mania 🤖, Zurich's job market 🇨🇭, Trump's approval rating 📉, Nepal’s large-scale DNA identification program 👥, and problem gambling 🎰. Explore these topics and much more in the newly posted blog👇

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An infographic illustrating the total number of 1,453 bodies recovered so far following Nepal’s devastating floods on August 26th. Of this total, only 112 bodies have been identified, while 1,341 remain unidentified. Published by Reuters.An animated map showcasing the daily temperature anomaly in August 2026. On 31 August, the land mean was +1.8°C. Published by Milos Popovic.A bar chart visualizing the gross salary per month of full-time employees between the ages of 20 and 64, with each dot representing approximately 500 employees. Between the ages of 45 and 49, earning a gross salary of €5,000 per month places you in the top forty percent of earners. Published by Die Zeit.An infographic comparing grocery prices with the average daily salary of a school teacher in both Moscow and New York City. While a basket of groceries cost $53 in Moscow, making up about two-thirds of a school teacher's average daily salary, the same groceries cost $95 in New York City, but only makes up less than a third of the average daily salary for teachers there, as salaries are higher. Published by The New York Times.
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This week's Data Vis Dispatch covers laughing with an accent 🎙️, experts' and the public's opinions on AI ✏️, automated warfare 🪖, the gender pay gap 💵, a data lobby 🏢, and low birth rates 📉. Explore these topics and much more in the newly posted blog👇

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A chart visualizing the estimated operating costs for each of the 46 US ships and four carrier air wings deployed to the Middle East. The costs for US ships and assets deployed to the Middle East topped $7.1 billion, with the first blockade from 13 April to 18 June mounting to the most at $2.4 billion. Published by Bloomberg.A radial network chart mapping the AI universe and documenting the connections between key figures. The data covers 176 deals totalling $3.6 trillion, transacted between 202 entities in a period of three and a half years up to August 2026. Published by the Financial Times.An animation comparing a recording of a Dutch laugh with a recording of a Japanese laugh. Comparing these two visualizations reveals the way accents impact laughter. Published by Nathan Roll.A chart comparing the three priorities of EU countries for strengthening Europe's global standing. Defence, energy independence and competitiveness are among the top three priorities in 25 of the EU's 27 member states. Spain and Sweden are the only exceptions, with Spain prioritising education and research, and Sweden prioritising democratic values. Published by The European Correspondent.
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This week's Data Vis Dispatch covers Apple's iPhone launches 📱, the European Waste Awards 🗑️🏆, the 25th anniversary of 9/11 🇺🇸, “coolcations” ❄️, the 2026 U.S. Midterm Elections, and AI warnings 🤖⚠️. Explore these topics and much more in the newly posted blog 👇

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A chart presenting changes in the voting preferences of the American population from the 2024 presidential election to the 2026 midterm election. Around 76% of Kamala Harris’s voters intend to vote Democrat in the upcoming midterms, compared to 65% of Donald Trump’s supporters who intend to vote Republican. Published by The Economist.Two bar charts showcasing the reducing water levels for Lake Powell and Lake mead, Colorado River’s largest reservoirs. Lake Powells water levels is now at 3,517 ft, while Lake Mead is at 1,039 ft. Published by FlowingData.An election chart displaying the number of seats held by the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party in state parliaments. They currently hold 328 out of 1,884 seats across 15 state parliaments, accounting for a 17.4% share. Published by Berliner Morgenpost.A collection of maps tracking the shape and size of Africa across various projections. Published by EL PAÍS.
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