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Demographic Barometer

  • Preliminary demographic results for 2023 in Russia (part I)
    • The population of Russia at the beginning of 2024 was 146.2 million people, having decreased by 0.2% in 2023
    • Natural decline came to 495 thousand people, with a 51% compensation from migration increase
    • According to preliminary data, in 2023 the population decreased in 62 out of 85 regions of the federation
    • The number of births continues to decline, dropping to 1,265,000 people, or by 8.7‰ for January-December 2023
    • The total fertility rate according to data for January-December 2023 varied in the regions of Russia from 6‰ to 20‰

Current reviews and commentary

  • Main changes in legislation in the field of international migration and acquisition of citizenship of the Russian Federation, 2023-2024: new legal norms, draft laws and discussion
  • Review of recent changes in migration legislation in a number of foreign countries

Q&A

  • The formula of love - 2024
  • After the birth of a child, one in four women begin paying less attention to their career, one in five – paying more
  • The ideal age to have your first child
  • Surrogacy: pros and cons
  • Support for abortion rights is widespread, especially in Europe
  • Russians update ranking of cities to retire in

In the vastness of Russia

  • The population of Russia in 2023 decreased by 244 thousand people
  • By 2046, Moscow and the region will experience its greatest natural population decline
  • Putin considers it necessary for families to be “born earlier” in Russia
  • Russians name ideal age to start a family
  • Since 2020, 1.9 million families have received maternity capital at the birth of their first child
  • Unemployment in the Russian Federation in December 2023 was 3%
  • In 2023, the main problem for most employers was finding employees
  • Plan to resettle Russians from megacities is doomed to failure
  • Among cities with a population of over a million, it is most profitable to move to a private house in Omsk, Kazan and Krasnoyarsk
  • Net migration in Russia has decreased by 90 thousand people
  • Bill on conscription of 50-year-old migrants is withdrawn from State Duma
  • Murashko reports breakthrough in cancer treatment in Russia
  • In 2024 IVF procedure will become more accessible
  • Rejection of new WHO classification of diseases explained by traditional values

World News

  • The population of Poland decreased by 137 thousand people in 2023
  • Fertility in Ukraine has been falling for 10 years
  • Ukraine needs “powerful immigration”
  • Each additional year of education reduces the risk of early death by 2%
  • India has become world's fastest growing economy
  • US economy growing faster than in European countries
  • The number of jobs in the United States in January grew significantly more than expected
  • Only a fifth of Ukrainian refugees in Germany work
  • Finland will extend border crossing restrictions with Russia for another two months
  • Texas building barriers on border with Mexico due to influx of migrants
  • Trump announces plans to close US border if re-elected
  • Vilnius schools will no longer teach Russian as a second language
  • Mongolia ranks first in the world in cancer mortality
  • WHO predicts increase in cancer incidence in the world

The newspapers write about…

  • Novye Izvestia and Kommersant FM on internal migration
  • Lenta.ru, Nezavisimaya Gazeta and Kommersant on the problem of youth migration from small towns
  • Kommersant on the results of the resettlement program for compatriots
  • Novye Izvestia on the creation of migrant autonomies
  • RBK on migration outflow from new regions
  • TASS and Novye Izvestia on the history of restrictions on the retail sale of alcohol
  • Vedomosti on import substitution in medicine
  • Kommersant on the development of geriatric care
  • Kommersant on problems with the purchase of drugs for the treatment of HIV
  • Novye Izvestia on a cancer vaccine
  • Izvestia on the need to increase age limit in program to ensure availability of expensive drugs
  • Esli byt’ tochnym on mortality from fires
  • Vedomosti on the shortage of personnel in medicine
  • Novye Izvestia on the shortage of nannies
  • Kommersant on the growing demand for child psychologists and specialists in the fight against alcohol addiction
  • Kommersant on employers filling vacancies with their own employees
  • Izvestia on obstetrics and motherhood
  • Izvestia on proposal to toughen penalties for absence of child restraints in car
  • Novye Izvestia on the reduction in the number of schools
  • Novye Izvestia on the decrease in the number of pensioners
  • Novye Izvestia on a decline in the well-being of Russians in the last decade
  • Nezavisimaya Gazeta on families' food costs
  • Lenta.ru on ageism

Read books and magazines

  • Labor and employment in Russia. 2023
  • Families in Austria. Partnerships, fertility intentions and economic situation in challenging times
  • Russian society and state in the context of the emergence of a new world order: the demographic situation in 2022
  • The Kazakhstan city: a socio-demographic view
  • Can people afford to pay for health care?
  • Through the pages of the magazines DEMIS and ORGZDRAV: novosti, mneniya, obuchenie. Vestnik VShOUZ (ORGZDRAV: news, opinions, training. Bulletin of the Higher School of Public Health)
  • Contents of the journal Population Studies

Profession: researcher

  • Modern demographic trends in Kazakhstan. Seminar of the International Laboratory for Population and Health Research of the National Research University Higher School of Economics

New in the reading room

  • Questions of sanitary and medical statistics

 
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