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Population Control - Page 3

August 23, 2026
Columns/Social

India’s Population Time Bomb

Government of India has set the target of achieving a major leap forward in industrial, economic and social growth by the year 2047 under the title “Viksit Bharat 47”. While this move

Singapore/World

Singapore Births Fall Below 30,000 for First Time Since Independence

Singapore’s annual number of births fell below 30,000 for the first time since independence in 1965, underscoring mounting demographic pressures as one of Asia’s fastest-ageing societies grapples with declining fertility, a shrinking future workforce and rising healthcare costs. According to

August 1, 2026

China’s Population Ageing to Accelerate Before 2050 Even if Birth Rate Recovers, Report Finds

China/World

China’s population will continue to age rapidly before 2050 even if birth rates recover significantly, according to a new report that describes the country’s

Japan’s Empty Homes Time Bomb: A Nation Running Out of People

Editor's Choice/News

Harumichi Maruya stops his car on a quiet roadside surrounded by forested hills and lakes on the western edge of Tokyo. He steps out,

Japan Facing Extinction Due to Declining Birthrate, Expert Warns

January 8, 2025
Human Rights/Japan/World

Japan is on the brink of a demographic crisis, with experts warning that the nation’s rapidly ageing population and record-low fertility rate could eventually lead to its extinction. Hiroshi Yoshida, a professor

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China Intensifies Campaign to Boost Birth Rate Amid Demographic Crisis

December 26, 2024
Diplomacy/News

China is ramping up efforts to tackle its growing demographic crisis by urging single people to date, marry, and have children. As the country faces an increasingly dire population outlook, local governments

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Germany, Austria, and Estonia Join EU’s “Ultra-Low” Fertility Rate Group

December 25, 2024
News

Germany, Austria, and Estonia have become the latest EU member states to report “ultra-low” fertility rates, highlighting the growing demographic challenges facing the continent. Official statistics reveal that Germany’s birth rate dropped

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India’s Population Growth: Student Perspectives and Future Challenges

September 12, 2024
Diplomacy

Nandini Voice For the Deprived, a Chennai-based not-for-profit organization, recently organized an all-India essay competition for college students on the topic “India’s Growing Population & Socio-Economic Impact – What Will the Year

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