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15 Jun 2026

Young people aged 15 to 34 now account for approximately 23.5 million residents across GCC countries, representing 38.2 percent of the region’s population, according to a new report. Released on Gulf Youth Day, the findings highlight the growing demographic importance of youth in shaping the region’s future. Officials stressed the need for continued investment in education, employment and developm

Post by Tarique Rahman

5 likes4 comments#development #population #youth #gcc

13 Jun 2026

Swiss voters are heading to the polls to decide whether the country should impose a population cap of 10 million people. Backed by the Swiss People's Party, supporters argue the proposal would ease pressure on housing, infrastructure, and environmental resources. Critics, including the government, business leaders, and trade unions, warn that the measure could harm economic growth, create labor sh

Post by Jacob Smith

5 likes4 comments#population #switzerland #po

18 Mar 2026

The European Union is witnessing a sharp decline in fertility rates, now at historic lows. Countries like Malta report the lowest rates, while Bulgaria tops the list, raising concerns over demographic shifts and long-term economic impacts. #EU #FertilityRate #Population #Demographics #Europe

Post by Jacob Smith

10 likes9 comments#demographics #population #fertilityrate #eu #europe

25 Feb 2026

South Korea’s Birth Rise South Korea recorded 254,500 births in 2025 — its biggest annual increase in 15 years. Officials say “echo boomers” entering their 30s and a rebound in marriages drove the rise. The fertility rate climbed to 0.80, though the nation still faces long-term demographic challenges. #SouthKorea #Population #BirthRate #OECD #GlobalTrends

Post by Jacob Smith

8 likes5 comments#globaltrends #population #birthrate #oecd #southkorea