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NUR-SULTAN. KAZINFORM The National Statistics Bureau of the Kazakh Agency for Strategic Planning and Reforms shared information on the country’s demographic situation in January-June 2022, Kazinform reports.

Nasty, brutish – but not necessarily short. Here’s how archaeologists know plenty of people didn’t die young.

Bears, boars, monkeys and even dolphins are becoming bolder and more aggressive as climate change affects their habitats and forces them into confrontations with humans.

NUR-SULTAN. KAZINFORM - The number of people who emigrated from Kazakhstan is going down steadily. More about the migration processes in Kazakhstan is in the latest article of Kazinform.

While the world’s population now approaches 8 billion people, global fertility rates have been declining for decades. The overall drivers of this

Just under 1,000 elementary schools in a single region of Germany are of a migrant background, official data has revealed.

"Half. This is the proportion of all pregnancies that are unintended. That is 121 million pregnancies every year,” said Sarah Craven, Director of

See, we talk about this country being divided by geography. its actually more accurate to say its divided by demography. in other words sven young republicans are different than the older parents and grandparents coming to issues. the views look much more like young democrats. this is a human right in their minds and the idea of it willing whittled away with other rights like womens right to choose is something of tremendous concern and only likely to make the electorate younger and favor democr...

A new contribution in a continuing series examining "backdraft" — the unintended consequences of climate change responses — and how its effects

As many as 4 billion people could be living outside the optimal climate for humans by the end of the century if we hit 2.7°C of global warming. At 1.5°C of warming, half as many people would be affected