How Do Czechia & Slovakia Compare TODAY?

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▶ In this video I compare the two countries of Czechia / the Czech Republic and Slovakia among various factors. Czechoslovakia existed from 1918 to 1992, when Czechia and Slovakia decided to split. In 2023, they differ in size, with Czechia being larger, having more extensive railways, and a bigger population. The languages, Czech and Slovak, are similar, and their flags share colors. In terms of government, both are Parliamentary Republics, and they share good diplomatic relations. Czechia has more immigrants, particularly Ukrainians. Slovakia, part of the Eurozone, has a smaller economy than Czechia, which uses the Czech Koruna. GDP per capita is higher in Czechia, but both have low Gini coefficients, indicating wealth equality. Human Development Index is slightly higher in Czechia. Both countries are safe but differ in perceived corruption levels. Overall, they've evolved differently since their separation, raising the question of whether they would have remained together or not. What are your thoughts on their separation?

▶ TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Intro
00:36 Historical Context
02:53 Curiosity Stream
04:06 Territory & Size
04:29 Infrastructure (Roads & Railways)
05:10 Population & Population Density
05:31 Average Age & Life Expectancy
05:41 Languages
06:02 Religious Comparison
06:54 National Flags
07:27 Coats of Arms
08:17 Government Types
08:40 Diplomatic & Foreign Relations
09:54 Immigration
10:35 Military Comparison
11:00 Currencies
11:41 Economy & GDP
12:19 Average Salary
12:28 Wealth Distribution / Gini Coefficient
12:51 Human Development Index
13:04 Security & Safety
13:33 Summary

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