According to global urbanist Greg Clark, 55 years from now, the world’s population will have peaked, and nearly all of it will be living in cities. But what challenges will this bring? And what are ...

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The global population has reached 8 billion, what does this mean for the future of our world? Dr. Rachel Snow of the United Nations Population Fund is here to answer your questions.

A new study finds that a fertility rate of 2.7 children per woman, not 2.1, may be needed to avoid long-term population ...

As the theme of this year’s World Population Day reminds us ... I urge countries to make the most of the Summit of the Future this year to unleash affordable capital for sustainable development.” ...

According to recent data from the World Population Review (WPR), India ranks in first place in terms of population size, with over 1.45 billion people. China follows closely behind in second place ...

The EU's population will be 6.6% lower by 2100, bringing the population down to 419 million from 449 million in 2024. However ...

As of 2025, the population of Pakistan is estimated to exceed 240 million making it the fifth most populous country in the world ... sustainable and prosperous future. The increasing population ...

WWF works to sustain the natural world for the benefit of people and wildlife, collaborating with partners from local to ...

Muslim Population: Islam is currently fastest growing religion in the world and the global Muslim population is increasing at a rapid pace due to various factors. As per a new study by the Pew ...

During the period, Japan became one of the world's most rapidly aging ... The decline is expected to worsen in the future. The decline in population is especially severe in rural areas.