International COVID-19 statistical charts updated daily (with a two-day lag).
Regions worldwide ⇩
- COVID-19 Daily New Cases by Region – from January 2020 (chart)
- COVID-19 Total Cases by Region (chart)
- COVID-19 Daily New Deaths by Region – from January 2020 (chart)
- COVID-19 Total Deaths by Region (chart)
EU member states ⇩
- COVID-19 Daily New Cases by EU member state – from February 2020 (chart)
- COVID-19 Daily New Cases by EU member state – recent 5 weeks (chart)
- COVID-19 Total Cases by EU member state (chart)
- COVID-19 Cases per Capita (100K population) by EU member state (chart)
- COVID-19 Cases Trajectory by EU member state (chart)
- COVID-19 Daily New Deaths by EU member state – from February 2020 (chart)
- COVID-19 Daily New Deaths by EU member state – recent 5 weeks (chart)
- COVID-19 Total Deaths by EU member state (chart)
- COVID-19 Mortality Rate per Capita (100K population) by EU member state (chart)
- COVID-19 Case Fatality Rate (CFR) by EU member state (chart)
- COVID-19 Deaths Trajectory by EU member state (chart)
Non-EU European countries ⇩
- COVID-19 Daily New Cases by Non-EU European country – from Feb 2020 (chart)
- COVID-19 Total Cases by Non-EU European country (chart)
- COVID-19 Cases per Capita (100K population) by Non-EU European country (chart)
- COVID-19 Cases Trajectory by Non-EU European country (chart)
- COVID-19 Daily New Deaths by Non-EU European country – from March 2020 (chart)
- COVID-19 Total Deaths by Non-EU European country (chart)
- COVID-19 Mortality Rate per Capita (100K population) by Non-EU European country (chart)
- COVID-19 Case Fatality Rate (CFR) by Non-EU European country (chart)
- COVID-19 Deaths Trajectory by Non-EU European country (chart)
Complete charts for all regions are on separate pages by chart type:
New Cases since early 2020 ⇨ |
New Cases in the past 5 weeks ⇨
Daily New Cases in the past 14 days ⇨
New Cases per Capita (per 100,000 population) ⇨
Total Cases ⇨
Total Cases per Capita (per 100,000 population) ⇨
Cases Trajectory ⇨ |
Cases Trajectory Details ⇨
New Deaths since early 2020 ⇨ |
New Deaths in the past 5 weeks ⇨
Daily New Deaths in the past 14 days ⇨
New Deaths per Capita (per 100,000 population) ⇨
Total Deaths ⇨
Mortality Rate per Capita (per 100,000 population) ⇨
Case Fatality Rate ⇨
Deaths Trajectory ⇨ |
Deaths Trajectory Details ⇨
Regions worldwide
The width of each vertical bar shows the relative size of the number of Total COVID-19 Cases in each region in comparison with other regions.
The height of each vertical bar shows the relative size of the number of New COVID-19 Cases in the region in the selected period.
The width of each vertical bar shows the relative size of the number of Total COVID-19 Deaths in each region in comparison with other regions.
The height of each vertical bar shows the relative size of the number of New COVID-19 Deaths in the region in the selected period.
EU member states
The data point of each country shows where the country is on the Cases Trajectory:
- The horizontal axis shows the total number of COVID-19 cases. This number stays the same when there are no new cases and goes up when new cases are reported. It will never go down.
- The vertical axis shows the moving average of New (daily) COVID-19 cases in the past seven (7) days. This number will go up when an increasing number of new cases were reported in the past 7 days and will go down when the number of reported cases has decreased in the past 7 days. When no new cases have been reported in the past 7 days, this number will go down to zero. As zero values cannot be shown on the logarithmic scale of the vertical axis, zero values are replaced with “0.1” or a lower value e.g. “0.09”. The lowest significant value above zero is “0.14”, which is the daily average of one new case in the past seven days.
A country that is successful in reducing the spread of the disease will have a low value on the vertical axis, and the data point will be positioned near or at the bottom of the chart.
See the details since early 2020 of the COVID-19 Cases Trajectory in EU member states ⇨
Move the mouse cursor over the chart to see the underlying numbers.
The Case Fatality Rate (CFR) is the total number of deaths as a percentage of the total number of confirmed cases. Also called Case Fatality Ratio as per WHO definition. Examples: seasonal influenza < 0.1%, SARS (2003) 9.6%-11%.
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Move the mouse cursor over the chart to see the underlying numbers.
Small numbers with decimals between 0 and 1 (e.g. 0.1) are used to make zeroes visible on a logarithmic scale.
Decimals are also added to the y-value of data points that have exactly the same x and y values as other data point(s), in order to distinguish them on the chart.
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The data point of each country shows where the country is on the Deaths Trajectory:
- The horizontal axis shows the total number of COVID-19 deaths. This number stays the same when there are no new deaths and goes up when new deaths are reported. It will never go down.
- The vertical axis shows the moving average of New (daily) COVID-19 deaths in the past seven (7) days. This number will go up when an increasing number of new deaths were reported in the past 7 days and will go down when the number of reported deaths has decreased in the past 7 days. When no new deaths were reported in the past 7 days, this number will go down to zero. As zero values cannot be shown on the logarithmic scale of the vertical axis, zero values are replaced with “0.1” or a lower value e.g. “0.09”. The lowest significant value above zero is “0.14”, which is the daily average of one new death in the past seven days.
A country that is successful in reducing the death rate of the disease will have a low value on the vertical axis, and the data point will be positioned near or at the bottom of the chart.
See the details since early 2020 of the COVID-19 Deaths Trajectory in EU member states ⇨
Non-EU European countries
The data point of each country shows where the country is on the Cases Trajectory:
- The horizontal axis shows the total number of COVID-19 cases. This number stays the same when there are no new cases and goes up when new cases are reported. It will never go down.
- The vertical axis shows the moving average of New (daily) COVID-19 cases in the past seven (7) days. This number will go up when an increasing number of new cases were reported in the past 7 days and will go down when the number of reported cases has decreased in the past 7 days. When no new cases have been reported in the past 7 days, this number will go down to zero. As zero values cannot be shown on the logarithmic scale of the vertical axis, zero values are replaced with “0.1” or a lower value e.g. “0.09”. The lowest significant value above zero is “0.14”, which is the daily average of one new case in the past seven days.
A country that is successful in reducing the spread of the disease will have a low value on the vertical axis, and the data point will be positioned near or at the bottom of the chart.
See the details since early 2020 of the COVID-19 Cases Trajectory in Non-EU European countries ⇨
Move the mouse cursor over the chart to see the underlying numbers.
The Case Fatality Rate (CFR) is the total number of deaths as a percentage of the total number of confirmed cases. Also called Case Fatality Ratio as per WHO definition. Examples: seasonal influenza < 0.1%, SARS (2003) 9.6%-11%.
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Move the mouse cursor over the chart to see the underlying numbers.
Small numbers with decimals between 0 and 1 (e.g. 0.1) are used to make zeroes visible on a logarithmic scale.
Decimals are also added to the y-value of data points that have exactly the same x and y values as other data point(s), in order to distinguish them on the chart.
The data point of each country shows where the country is on the Deaths Trajectory:
- The horizontal axis shows the total number of COVID-19 deaths. This number stays the same when there are no new deaths and goes up when new deaths are reported. It will never go down.
- The vertical axis shows the moving average of New (daily) COVID-19 deaths in the past seven (7) days. This number will go up when an increasing number of new deaths were reported in the past 7 days and will go down when the number of reported deaths has decreased in the past 7 days. When no new deaths were reported in the past 7 days, this number will go down to zero. As zero values cannot be shown on the logarithmic scale of the vertical axis, zero values are replaced with “0.1” or a lower value e.g. “0.09”. The lowest significant value above zero is “0.14”, which is the daily average of one new death in the past seven days.
A country that is successful in reducing the death rate of the disease will have a low value on the vertical axis, and the data point will be positioned near or at the bottom of the chart.
See the details since early 2020 of the COVID-19 Deaths Trajectory in Non-EU European countries ⇨