About
Maps and figures on resources, technology, climate, security and power, from official and research sources, each with its source and date.
Last changed 11 Nov 2026 · 1 minute read
What the site is
geopolitics.tools shows how countries depend on one another: who produces and buys oil, gas, food, minerals and arms, who has AI computing power, where people are displaced, and how sanctions and lending connect countries. Every figure shows its source, the period it covers and when we last updated it, beside the figure or on its card or table.
It is free to use, has no accounts, no comments, no ads and no cookies.
Where the figures come from
The figures come from official and research sources such as the World Bank, the UN, FAOSTAT, the US Geological Survey, SIPRI and UNHCR. The Sources page lists every one, with its licence, how often we check it and when it last changed. Methodology explains how each measure is worked out.
The site does not rank countries by merit. A rank is a position on one measure, largest first.
Who runs it
geopolitics.tools is made and run by Justinas Dimsta, a web developer who likes working with data and follows geopolitics. He built it so that the official figures on who depends on whom, for what, are easy to find, read and check.
Get in touch
To report a wrong figure, write to data@geopolitics.tools. Corrections are listed on the Sources page.