'25' in the second week on retail has sold another 2,336,000 copies. In total Adele's album moved more than 8 million copies in just two weeks! In the United States '25' had sales of 1,112,200 according to Nielsen Music! in the United Kingdom the Album sold another 439,300 copies according to the Official Charts. In Japan, Oricon confirmed sales of 11,000. In Germany it sold nearly 110,000 (GfK). In France 129,200 (SNEP), in Canada 145,000 (Nielsen Music), and in Australia 65,700 (ARIA). '25' sold almost as much as all the other albums of the top 40 put together!! Adele's second-week sales are higher than any other Artist's weekly sales in this Millennium! Also Adele's former albums are back selling on the Global Albums chart with '21' ranking at no.10 this week with sales of 70,000, and '19' at no.25 with sales of 38,000 globally.

At No.2 is Justin Bieber's 'Purpose' with sales of 311,000, bringing his total Album sales to 1,538,000 after just three weeks on the chart. His biggest sales were in the United States (130,200) and in United Kingdom (82,900).

One Direction's 'Made In The A.M.' is at No.3 with sales of 160,000.

German Superstar Helene Fischer is at No.4 with her christmas set 'Weihnachten' after selling 121,000 copies. The album is a huge seller in the German-speaking territories. It's the best selling Xmas album globally for a third week in a row. Pentatonix 'That's Christmas To Me' moved up from No.12 to No.7 with sales of 93,000 and Michael Bublé's 'Christmas' shoots from No.21 to No.9 after selling 75,000 copies. Since its release in October 2011, the Album has sold a massive 9,844,000 units, the second best-selling album of the deacde so far and the best-selling Xmas album of the 21st century!

'Hello' stays atop the list for a fifth consecutive week, after continuing to sell massively around the world. Thanks to the Release of her new album '25, another four songs enter the chart, 'When Were We Young' debuts at no.8 this week, Adele's sixth Global Top 10 success. 'Water Under The Bridge' goes to no.32, 'Send My Love (To Your New Lover)' reaches no.38 and 'Remedy' enters at no.40.

The other big star of the global chart is Justin Bieber, who blocks the no.2 - no.4 for a second week, 'Sorry' is still at no.2, 'Love Yourself' remains at no.3 and the former chart topper 'What Do You Mean?' follows at no.4.

Adele's sensational new album '25' breaks all records and debuts selling a historic 5,7 million copies globally. Never before has an album sold so much in a single week! '25' has sold a whopping great 3,377,900 in the US in its first week, according to Nielsen Music, 800,300 in the UK according to Official Charts, 263,000 in Germany according to Medien Traffic, 169,700 in France according to SNEP, 305,900 in Canada according to Nielsen Music, 126,100 in Australia according to ARIA and 46,000 in Italy, according to FIMI. '25' is the best-selling Album of 2015, surpassing Taylor Swift's '1989', which sold 3,44 million copies this year so far. On the decade-chart (all album sales since January 2010) '25' rockets straight to no.18. Adele's monster LP sold more than all other albums of the current Top 40 together. The only part of the world where '25' is not selling like crazy is East Asia. In Japan, the second-biggest market in the world, '25' sold 'only' 13,000 copies. In comparison with that, in New Zealand, a very small market, the album moved 18,800 units, according to RIANZ.

Adele's former albums '21' and '19' both reenter the World's best-selling Albums chart with '21'back in the top 20 at no.8, with sales of 75,000, and '19'rising to no.20 after selling 44,000 copies this week, globally.

This week's second highest debut is the first best-of compilation by Japanese pop phenomenon AKB 48. '0 To 1 No Aida ~ Million Singles' sold 628,000 in its first week, enough for a no.2 entry. It's the second album release for the girl band this year. The studio set 'Koko Ga Rhodes Da, Koko De Tobe!' debuted with 747,000 copies in the week 6, 2015 and sold a total of nearly 800,000 so far. It ranks at no.34 on the year-to-date list.

Last week's no.1 debut, Justin Bieber's 'Purpose' slides from the top position to no.3 (down 58% to sales of 346,000) and One Direction's 'Made In The A.M.'slips from no.2 to no.4 (down 73% after selling 209,000 copies).

With Adele's '25' about to go to No.1 in the Global Album Chart, Adele's single 'Hello'reconfirms its position at the top position of the Global Track Chart for a fourth consecutive week!

Justin Bieber occupied the next 3 positions on the Global Chart with "Sorry" still at no.2, 'Love Yourself'at No.3 and this week's highest debut on the chart! 'What Do You Mean?' slides to No.4. It's the first time since more than six years, that an act is three times in the top five of the Global Chart. After Michael Jackson's death in June 2009, his classic 'Billie Jean' jumped back at no.3 in the week 28, 2009, followed by 'Thriller' at no.4 and 'Man In The Mirror' at no.5.