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Demographer Barometer

  • International migrants in the European Union, 2021-2022
    • Since 2012, the population of the EU-27 has been increasing only due to migration growth
    • The number of people entering EU-27 countries began to grow again in 2021, exceeding 2.2 million people
    • Among those entering EU countries, the share of citizens from countries that are not members of the union is about half, among those leaving - about a quarter
    • At the beginning of 2022, 4.6% of the EU-27 population were citizens of countries outside the union; 8.5% were born outside of it

Q&A

  • On the issue of fertility in modern Russia
  • Two-thirds of Russians say they have a positive attitude towards large families
  • More than half of divorced fathers do not participate in family life in any way
  • One in three Russians ignores symptoms that could be signs of cancer
  • Employment and unemployment in the views of Russians
  • Men more often expect to live on a pension in old age, women - to continue working
  • Income at retirement age

In the vastness of Russia

  • Russia’s birth rate situation remains difficult
  • Golikova announces 2.3% decrease in fertility for first half of 2023
  • One in four adult Russians has no children
  • Mortality down in Russia
  • Most Russians consider a two-child family ideal
  • The socio-economic development of regions does not correlate in any way with changes in the birth rate
  • Ministry of Justice will prepare amendments to Family Code
  • Child benefits will be paid regardless of family income increase
  • Over 14 million dacha owners in Russia
  • About 1.5 million people from other regions work in Moscow
  • Ban on sale of flavored vapes will be introduced from March 1, 2024
  • Mortality from diseases of the circulatory system in Moscow has decreased by 31%
  • Will a ban on abortion in private clinics ensure an increase in the birth rate?
  • The majority of doctors surveyed are against restricting the free sale of medical abortion drugs
  • More than 60% of Russians self-medicate instead of going to the doctor
  • Half of the users of State Services have received a digital mandatory medical insurance policy

World News

  • In 2022, England and Wales had their lowest number of births in 20 years
  • In Japan, the number of newborns in the first half of 2023 fell to the lowest level since 2000
  • China will pay newlyweds if the bride is under 25 years old
  • Among people under 18 in the United States, whites are a minority
  • Germany to simplify acquisition of citizenship
  • Lithuania will be able to withdraw citizenship granted under exemption rules
  • Ukraine toughens penalties for violating immigration laws
  • Israel denied entry to only 2.5 thousand Ukrainians in 2023
  • Thousands of migrants in transit are unable to leave Niger
  • Germany wants to send almost 3,400 illegal migrants back to Poland
  • US sending fewer illegal migrants back to Mexico
  • Britain's cost of keeping illegal migrants could reach $8 billion in five years
  • 82% of Poles oppose EU initiative to accept migrants from the Middle East and Africa
  • Heat has led to an increase in deaths among people over 65 in southern and central Italy
  • Heat will become more dangerous for people's health around the world
  • WHO reports worldwide increase in COVID-19
  • New variant of coronavirus with many mutations has been discovered in UK
  • Coronavirus was not the leading cause of death for infected patients in the US in almost 99% of cases
  • Natural origin version of COVID-19 becomes the most likely
  • More than half of Anglican priests support rites for same-sex couples

The newspapers write about…

  • NEWS.ru, Novye Izvestia, 360tv.ru and Kommersant on low birth rate and new measures to combat it
  • Kommersant and Novye Izvestia on the need for new Russian citizens to register for military service
  • Kommersant on the rights of migrants
  • TASS on the fight against illegal migration in the UK
  • Rossiyskaya Gazeta on international migration in the world
  • Rzeczpospolita and Polska Agencja Prasowa on the Polish labor market and migrants
  • Vedomosti on the career trajectories of medical school graduates
  • Novye Izvestia on the withdrawal of foreign pharmaceutical companies from Russia and Ministry of Health recommendations on the use of generics
  • Izvestia on the shortage of medical care in Finland
  • Kommersant on reasons to see an oncologist
  • RBK on a decrease in food consumption among young Russians
  • RBK on the structure of households based on the results of the population census
  • Novye Izvestia on a new subject at school - "family studies"
  • Nezavisimaya Gazeta on a lack of affordable housing
  • Novye Izvestia on remote work

Read books and magazines

  • Exploring Norway's fertility, work, and family policy trends
  • Migration between Mexico and the United States
  • Demographic Yearbook of Kazakhstan
  • Never forgotten: the situation of stillbirth around the globe
  • WHO report on the global tobacco epidemic, 2023: protect people from tobacco smoke
  • Through the pages of Zdravookhraneniye Russkoi Federatsii (Healthcare of the Russian Federation) and Vestnik obshñhestvennovo mneniya (Bulletin of Public Opinion)
  • Contents of the magazine Demography

Profession: researcher

  • 170 years since the birth of Dmitry Nikolaevich Zhbankov
  • Summer school "Fundamentals of demographic analysis and population forecasting in Uzbekistan", August 14-18, 2023

 
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