Population

Demographics Migration Urban Areas Displacement Casualties Birth Rates Urbanization Immigration Local Communities Fertility Rates

About 99% of Humanity Saw Daylight or Twilight at the Same Moment

Earth’s axial tilt produces a brief daily instant in early July when sunlight or twilight covers most populated lands within a roughly 60‑day window.

M6.2 Earthquake Strikes Offshore Halmahera, Indonesia

Shallow M6.0 Earthquake Strikes Gulf of California

Australia Records 301,000 Net Overseas Migrants as Debate Over Limits Intensifies

Canada's Population Shrinks Again as Immigration and Temporary Residents Fall

Magnitude 6.7 Earthquake Shakes Sulawesi, Triggering Evacuations and Damage

Germany Faces Projected Shortfall of 4.3 Million Workers by 2036

Australia’s Fertility Rate Falls to 1.48 as Population Tops 28 Million

Study Finds Mangatangi Fault Near Auckland Is Active and Could Produce a Magnitude 6.8 Quake

Zardari Calls to Strengthen the Establishment and Prioritize Economic Self‑Reliance

Physics Equation Shows How an Abrupt Two‑Billion Limit Would Halve World Population by 2064

Mexico City to Partially Suspend El Ajolote Light Rail for Tasqueña Terminal Upgrade

Greece Announces Strict Limits on Hotel Building and Coastal Development

New Mathematical Model Shows How an Abrupt Drop in Earth's Carrying Capacity Could Halve Humanity by 2064

Sanatorio Finochietto Closes Maternity Unit

Census Confirms Detroit’s Third Straight Year of Population Growth to 649,095

Official Forecasts Show Saxony's Population Falling Below Four Million

Madrid’s Population Holds Near 3.5 Million After Annual Register Review

Spain’s Schools Head Toward 2035 Enrollment Drop of Over 600,000, Study Projects

Bavaria’s Population Will Grow Modestly to 2044, Driven by Migration