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Pakistan likely to be below median age threshold in 2040 The report said that during the next two decades, most countries with large youth populations will be challenged to meet the basic needs of their populations, particularly in light of the social volatility often associated with youth bulges. "In Sub-Saharan Africa, the median age is likely to rise only slightly to 22 by 2040, still well short of the median age threshold of 30 which is often associated with higher levels of human developme...

Friday, April 9th, 2021 Oil prices are set to post a loss this week, following several days of up-and-down trading. The story is the same – a jockeying between market tightness and concerns about demand amid spreading Covid cases and lockdown measures.  Biden admin to decide DAPL’s fate. The Army Corps of Engineers is scheduled to appear in a U.S. court on Friday to decide the fate of the Dakota Access Pipeline. Last year, a court vacated a critical permit issued by the Army Corps during t...

3 Min Read WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Disease, the rich-poor gap, climate change and conflicts within and among nations will pose greater challenges in coming decades, with the COVID-19 pandemic already worsening some of those problems, a U.S. intelligence report said on Thursday. Slideshow ( 2 images ) The rivalry between China and a U.S.-led coalition of Western nations likely will intensify, fueled by military power shifts, demographics, technology and “hardening divisions over governance mode...

US spies peer into the future - and its not rosy © Pool/Getty Images The US Intelligence Community has issued a survey of where the world may end up in 2040. It warns of a political volatility and growing international competition or even conflict. It is the seventh such report with one coming every four years since 1997 from the National Intelligence Council. The Global Trends 2040 report does not make comfortable reading if you are a political leader or international diplomat - or hope to ...

Rich-poor gap, climate change, conflicts will pose greater challenges in coming decades, concludes Global Trends 2040 Reuters April 08, 2021 WASHINGTON: Disease, the rich-poor gap, climate change and conflicts within and among nations will pose greater challenges in coming decades, with the Covid-19 pandemic already worsening some of those problems, a US intelligence report said on Thursday. The rivalry between China and a US-led coalition of Western nations likely will intensify, fueled by mi...

US spies peer into the future - and it doesnt look good By Gordon Corera image copyrightPool/Getty Images The US Intelligence Community has issued a survey of where the world may end up in 2040. It warns of a political volatility and growing international competition or even conflict. It is the seventh such report with one coming every four years since 1997 from the National Intelligence Council. The Global Trends 2040 report does not make comfortable reading if you are a political leader or i...

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Ahem. Yeah, so, thats the news. According to the US intelligence cartel, the nations which sought to interfere in the outcome of the US election include Russia, Iran, China, Lebanese Hizballah, Cuba, and Venezuela. Interestingly, exactly zero nations aligned geopolitically with the United States are listed as having interfered in its electoral process. "We assess that Russian President Putin authorized, and a range of Russian government organizations conducted, influence operations aimed at den...

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