On World Population Day, we break down the numbers and look at how births, immigration, deaths and yes, emigration affect the global populace http://aje.io/gpj22q | Al Jazeera English

1.9K views · 96 reactions | By 2050, the global population aged above 60 is projected to more than double from 1 billion in 2020 to 2.1 billion. Here are 5 ways to close the global retirement gender gap. Learn more from the Forum’s Longevity Economy Principles report: https://ow.ly/Lcpx50QOWIl #IWD24 | World Economic Forum | Facebook

#Spotlight: Japan To Go Extinct? Population Crisis Deepens Fears Japan's population decline in recent years has emerged as an existential threat. A recent projection by a University found that by the year 2720, the country could be left with just one child under the age of 14 if the birth rate continues to decline. In 2023, Japan's fertility rate declined to 1.2 children per female. The Japanese countryside remains at the centre of the country's ongoing demographic crisis. According to governmen