Below follows an overview of the data of the COVID situation. Worldwide, it is a pandemic after all. I cut the world into 9 pieces: (1) the Far East (where it all started), (2) Europe, (3) the US with its states, (4) the American continents, (5) jurisdictions around the Mediterranean, ( 6) countries around Russia, (7) countries around Saudi Arabia, (8) Africa and (9) jurisdictions around India.
Below I devote a section to each of these areas (which I compiled on intuition) containing a table with sorted key figures (numbers of deaths per million inhabitants) and graphs grouped in that order or alphabetically. The graphs are small, they can be viewed and enlarged separately in the browser. The data are the basis for observation-based analyzes and is not explained further here. (In the summaries, D stands for the total number of COVID deaths up to January 25, 2021 and DpM for that number per million inhabitants; pop indicates the number of inhabitants.)
(1) The Far East
(2) Europe
(3) De US
(4) American Continents
(5) The South-East of the Mediterranean
(6) Around Russia
(7) Around Saudi Arabia
(8) Africa
(9) Around India
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