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The population of the world according to the UN 2017 Revision
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According to UN estimates, the world's population as of
July 1, 2017 came to 7.6 billion people, and by the end of the
century will be, with a probability of 95%, between 9.6 and
13.2 billion
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60% of the world's population lives in Asia and 17% in Africa;
by the end of the century the proportions could be 43% and 40%,
respectively
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46% of the world's population lives in 83 countries with
fertility below replacement level
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58% of the world's population lives in countries with a
life expectancy of 70 years or more, 9% - of 80 years or more
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Developed countries annually receive more than 2 million
“net” migrants
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Half the world's population is under 30 years old, and in
Europe half of the population is over 43
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Life expectancy in Russia has exceeded 72 years for the
first time ever
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Regions of the Russian Federation with the lowest and highest
life expectancy
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In Russia, a growing natural decline in population
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The number of marriages in Russia in 2017 increased by 8.5%
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Almost half of young couples in Russia want only one child
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ver the past 20 years, the outflow of population from the
Far East has come to about 2 million people
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Next population census estimated to cost 50 billion rubles
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1.4 million fewer poor people in Russia
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Low salaries are the main problem for Russians
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The number of Russians considering themselves well-off has
reached a five-year high
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Working pensioners will receive an increase in pensions
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The size of the maternity capital will increase as of January
1, 2020
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Proposal to exempt large families from property tax
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State Duma simplifies acquisition of Russian citizenship
for Ukrainians
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Russians name most attractive countries for emigration
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Foreigners have begun coming to Russia for medical care
more often
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nly a third of HIV-infected people in Russia receive treatment
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Head of Rospotrebnadzor names cities with highest HIV rates
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State Duma will oblige parents to send HIV-infected children
for treatment
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Russians have begun dying from alcohol less often
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Russian regions with the highest smoking rates
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Golodets demands that Ministry of Health speed up treatment
of cancer patients
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The number of hospital beds in Russia has declined by 23,000
in past year
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Russia to begin rating medical institutions
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Medvedev calls for improving service in polyclinics
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Government intends to get half of Russians doing sport by
2025
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In State Duma, a proposal to reject bill on the prohibition
of baby boxes
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State Duma Committee rejects bill on prohibition of surrogate
motherhood
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Russia begins issuing electronic sick notes
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Muscovites will be able to get married in galleries, museums
and the zoo
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By 2100 the world’s population will exceed 11 billion people
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About 23 million people around the world are preparing to
migrate
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Growth in the UK’s population setting 70-year records
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Shrinking of Japan’s population hits record high for the
past 50 years
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The US population is getting older and more ethnically diverse
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16.7% of China’s population are over age 60
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The population of Kazakhstan has exceeded 18 million people
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The population of Uzbekistan as of July 1, 2017 is 32.3
million people
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The population of Kirgizia is 6,140,200
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According to Lukashenko, the population of Belarus should
reach 15 million
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Latvians born abroad will not improve the demographic situation
in the country
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The number of mixed marriages in America is growing
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The aging of the population and immigration are requiring
more and more budget spending in Sweden
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ver the past 10 years the number of Russian citizens in
Latvia has increased by 28,000
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Uzbekistan to introduce foreign travel passports in 2019
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Ukraine Ministry of Foreign Affairs considers it useless
to introduce visas with the Russian Federation
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Most US citizens support reform of the immigration system
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Macron calls the taking in of refugees a European tradition
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In 2017 there was a sharp increase in the flow of migrants
to Spain
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Foreigners will be allowed to stay in Belarus for up to
10 days without registration
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Citizens of Kirgizia will be able to work as drivers in
Russia using their Kirgiz license
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The number of deaths from HIV in the world has decreased
by half over past 10 years
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The overall level of alcohol consumption in Belarus is 8.8
liters per person
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Giving up alcohol and cigarettes can add 12 years to your
life
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Approximately 5% of the world’s population regularly use
drugs
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Global warming may lead to protein deficiency in 150 million
people
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“Izvestiya” on Russia’s demographic prospects
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“EurasiaNet”, “Mosovskiy Komsomolets”, “Mir24” and “Al Araby
Al Jadeed” on the decline in fertility in Russia
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“Slate.fr” on the demographic situation in Africa
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“Rossiyskaya Gazeta” on the demographic future of the Far
East
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“Gazeta.ru” on internal migration in Russia
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“Kommersant”, “Meduza” and “EastRussia” on migration policy
and the migration situation in the Russian Far East
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“Kommersant” on student and post-student migration
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“Novaya Gazeta” and “Meduza” on labor migration from North
Korea to Russia and China
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“Fergananews” on the integration of migrants
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“Gazeta.ru” on migration and politics
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“Polit.ru” on the new immigration bill in the USA
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“Suddeutsche Zeitung” on Russian Germans and elections in
Germany
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“Russkaya Germaniya” on migration to the EU from Libya
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“EurasiaNet” on the emigration of Russia’s rich
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“Takie dela” on emigration from Russia
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“Parlamentskaya Gazeta” on simplifying the granting of Russian
citizenship to Ukrainians
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“RBK” on the reaction of Ukraine to Russia’s simplified
procedure for the termination of citizenship
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“Izvestiya” on the growth of life expectancy in Russia
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“Radio Svoboda” on the overstating of life expectancy in
the North Caucasus
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“Medportal” on the aging of the population and changes in
the definition of old age
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“El Confidencial” on the limits of human life
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“XXII VEK” on HIV-AIDS in the world and in Russia
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“Meduza” on the victims of HIV-dissidence
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“The Village” on selective abortions
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“Russkaya Sluzhba BBC” on Chinese women freezing their eggs
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“Kommersant” on the responsibility of employers for employees
to undergo state medical exams
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“Vedomosti” on the Russian labor market
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“Vedomosti” on the reduction of wages with age
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“Vedomosti” on barriers to the development of large urban
agglomerations
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“Kommersant” on cities old and new
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“Kommersant” on inequality in physical activity
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“Mediazona” on “honor killings”
