Simran Khosla

Graphics Producer - Data

Simran Khosla is a Graphics Producer for Global Post specializing in data journalism. Having lived in 7 different countries before she was 17, international news has always been a passion. She likes maps, datagraphics and doodling to explain things.

Recent Stories

Global Politics

These charts show you which countries own most of the United States' foreign debt

February 09, 2015

Did you know that the US owes Kazakhstan $35.1 billion?

Business, Finance & Economics

These maps show you how many people are online in the world

January 20, 2015

Scandinavia is crushing it while developing nations fall behind.

Agence France-Presse

This graphic shows just how brutal Boko Haram really is

January 14, 2015

Last week's deadly rampage in Baga might be the worst page in Boko Haram's violent history.

Agence France-Presse

US Congress might be mostly male, but that's not the case in other countries

January 06, 2015

These are the countries with the most women in parliament.

Agence France-Presse

This map shows you just how many prisoners are in each US state

January 04, 2015

Four of the states in the US have a higher prison population per 100,000 than any nation abroad.

This map shows you all the places where the pill is free

January 03, 2015

These nations have government subsidies that make buying the pill free.

This map shows you which countries get the most tourists

December 28, 2014

France leads with 83 million foreign visitors annually.

This map shows you all the countries that have legalized same-sex marriage

December 27, 2014

Updated

01/15/2015 - 7:00pm

Will 2015 be the year that the US legalizes gay marriage completely? How about Ireland?

This graphic shows how dangerous it is for children to go to school in Pakistan

December 17, 2014

Pakistan saw more than 800 attacks on schools between 2009 and 2012.

This map shows you the countries where AIDS is the deadliest infectious disease

December 01, 2014

We mark World AIDS Day by highlighting the places where the disease is still a major killer.

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