@pipeworx/global-peace-index

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Tools: 2

Annual country peacefulness score and rank — country-risk context to pair with event/news data, so a spike of conflict or violence news for a country can be read against its standing peacefulness level.

Tools

• gpi_country_score(country) — the Index score, rank, and rank change vs the prior edition for one country.
• gpi_ranking(limit, direction) — the N most peaceful or N least peaceful countries, ranked, in one call.

Auth

Keyless.

Data sources

• Institute for Economics & Peace, Global Peace Index — an annual composite score built from societal safety and security, ongoing domestic and international conflict, and militarisation indicators, covering 163 countries and territories. Lower score = more peaceful.

Licence

The Institute for Economics & Peace’s official Global Peace Index data download carries a stated non-commercial licence, and its Terms & Conditions require written permission before republishing. Bruce ruled 2026-10-17 to ship this pack anyway — zero-rated (0 credits on every tier, never counted toward volume pricing) and carrying the publisher’s attribution in every response’s source field — the same shape as the symmap (#1385) and openvc-share-too case rulings. See CLAUDE.md’s licence section for the ruling text.

Data freshness

Published only as an annual report (no live query API), so this pack reads from a periodically-refreshed copy rather than a per-request live call. Every response carries data_as_of (when this pack’s copy was last refreshed) and year (the edition’s own data year) — check both before citing a figure as current.

Common pitfalls

• Country names are the publisher’s own spelling (e.g. “United States of America”, “Democratic Republic of the Congo”, “Republic of the Congo”) — a handful of common aliases (USA, UK, DRC…) are accepted.
• Lower score = more peaceful; lower rank number = MORE peaceful (rank 1 is the most peaceful country).
• rank_change_vs_prior_edition is PLACES MOVED in the ranking, not a score delta — positive means the rank improved (moved toward 1).

Tools

• gpi_country_score — Global Peace Index score and rank for ONE country — a country peacefulness measure (societal safety, ongoing conflict, and militarisation indicators rolled into one score; LOWER = more peaceful). Publ
• gpi_ranking — Rank countries by Global Peace Index score — the N most peaceful or N least peaceful countries in one call, with rank and score. PREFER for “most peaceful countries”, “least peaceful/most dangerous co