Tunisia Telegraph: 10 countries heavily in debt

The list shows that 10 countries are facing high levels of public debt relative to the size of their economies, with Japan leading at approximately 230% of its GDP, influenced by an aging population and spending policies. It is followed by Sudan at 222%, due to debt accumulation since the 1980s and the repercussions of civil war. Singapore is next at 176%, heavily reliant on its financial and retirement systems. The list also includes Italy (137%), the United States (124%), and France (116%), noting that a high debt-to-GDP ratio does not necessarily reflect financial risk; rather, it depends on factors such as borrowing costs and revenue collection capacity.

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