Planet Golob

• Deaths per Million: New Zealand (~1,000) far outperformed France (~2,492) and Slovenia (~4,750). Slovenia’s rate was among Europe’s highest, reflecting challenges in later waves.
• Cases per Capita: New Zealand kept cases negligible until 2022, while France and Slovenia saw widespread transmission earlier (57% and 65% vs. 50% by 2023). New Zealand’s late surge was less deadly due to vaccination.
• Excess Mortality: New Zealand’s near-zero excess deaths pre-2022 contrast with France’s 7.2% and Slovenia’s 17%. Slovenia’s high figure aligns with Eastern European trends (e.g., Bulgaria: 25%), while France’s was moderate for Western Europe.

• New Zealand: Avoided collapse entirely, with proactive capacity boosts (e.g., 500 ICU beds by 2022).
• France: Faced critical strain in 2020 but adapted with field hospitals and regional transfers.
• Slovenia: Overwhelmed in 2020-2021, relying on external aid, indicating weaker preparedness.

• New Zealand: Most successful overall. Its elimination strategy, strict borders, and high vaccination rate kept mortality and healthcare strain minimal, though success relied on geographic isolation and a small population. Post-Omicron outcomes remained favorable compared to global peers.
• France: Moderately successful. Restrictions flattened curves and protected hospitals long-term, but high cases and moderate deaths reflect challenges in a large, interconnected nation. Vaccination mitigated worse outcomes.
• Slovenia: Least successful of the three. Early containment worked, but high mortality, hospital overload, and low vaccination rates indicate weaker adaptation to later waves, compounded by public dissent.

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