I found it hard to track in a static visualization but I bet it works better on a dynamic platform on a desktop but not well over my phone;

I do like the context provided by the middle two charts.

I don’t mind displaying that to give the reader some idea of potential bias and ‘context’.

In this case, it provides evidence that Canada does NOT under-report “gun-related” crimes given that it likely has more rigorous documentation (or better sources).

Realistically, if I was making a PowerPoint for some stakeholders, that would be a footnote / back-end appendix.

I'd be particularly interested on the "goose" question.

Didnt specify gender of gorilla which matters a lot. Major size disparity.... But a small male gorilla will mess most non-proffesional fighters up.

I like the breakdown as I think the tradional unemployment rate doesn't factor large components out [<outside the labour force]. But I'm,d also still like to see the "tradional unemployment rate" alongside these metrics.

No; not at all, because China and Turkey don’t represent half of Asian population or GDP... Turkey is relatively insignificant with a population less than 100million in a continent of 3billion.

Those two countries represent well over half of Latin America by population and economy though. Any ‘narrative’ about Latin America must run through Mexico and Brazil.