Vladimir Putin is facing a catastrophic decline in demographics as a plunging birth rate and the ongoing war in Ukraine take ...

Unlocking a full picture of Russia’s demographic situation is becoming increasingly hard after the state stopped publishing ...

The map below lists these 10 countries, illustrating countries with shrinking populations in blue, and those with growing populations in red. The United States in growing at a moderate pace of 0. ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin on June 7, 2024, in St. Petersburg, Russia. Moscow could transfer long-range missiles to several of its allies, according to a new map produced by Russian state media.

About COVID-19 data in Russia. On Feb 8, Russia's Federal Service for State Statistics (Rosstat) added 105,427 deaths from 2020 which were earlier not reported by the country.

Russia is the largest country in the world, ... China has recently published regional maps that identify these parts of Russia by their previous Chinese ... Population: 3,100,000; Ethnicities ...

The COVID-19 pandemic had already shrunk the country's population more than expected before the Kremlin sent troops into Ukraine, and then "Russia saw up to 1.3 million people leave the country in ...

The roots of Russia’s crisis go back 30 years. The country reached peak population in 1994, with 149m people. The total has since zig-zagged downwards.It was 145m in 2021 (that figure, from the ...

Independent Russian demographer Alexander Raksha has estimated that Russian deaths would outnumber births by 608,000 this year, with an overall population decline of around 550,000 after ...

Russian troops on the ground in Ukraine relied on old maps — some from the 1960s — to navigate their way across the country, and many used their cellphones to call numbers in Russia, which ...

Geneva — Ukraine's population has declined by around eight million since Russia invaded in February 2022, sparking an exodus and sending birth rates plunging, the United Nations said Tuesday ...

Dozens of countries across the developed world are experiencing plummeting birthrates, leading some to introduce wacky measures to encourage people to get busy. Some countries, like Singapore ...