Germany vs Afghanistan

Germany has a live population of about 83,588,215 (#19 in the world) and Afghanistan about 45,400,503 (#36), so Germany has 1.8 times as many people as Afghanistan. Germany is growing at -0.2% a year and Afghanistan at 2.7%.

By area Afghanistan is larger: 652,870 km² against 357,680 km², which gives population densities of 233.7 people per km² in Germany and 69.5 in Afghanistan.

Germany's economy is worth $5.05T (2025) and Afghanistan's $17.78B (2024); per person that is $60,496 in Germany versus $417 in Afghanistan, so the average Germany resident produces 145.1 times as much.

Life expectancy is 80.8 years in Germany and 66.3 in Afghanistan; women have 1.4 children on average in Germany compared with 4.8 in Afghanistan; the median age is 45.7 versus 17.4 years.

82.1% of Germany's people live in cities against 25.9% in Afghanistan; 93.5% use the internet in Germany and 16.1% in Afghanistan; CO₂ emissions per person are 6.9 t in Germany and 0.3 t in Afghanistan.