Ospina for Our World in Data This chart tracks the UN’s latest demographic projections for four large populations: India, ...

Europe is forecast to continue growing, albeit slowly, until 2026, when its population will peak at 453.3 million, according to Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union, before it ...

On current trends, Europe’s population will peak next year and will then start a long-term decline to under 600 million by 2100. The fertility fall would have been much greater without immigration.

Human beings are the most valuable resource, because it is human ingenuity that creates, captures, and cultivates all other ...

Europe's population has aged to such a degree that it will likely continue to shrink, even if birthrates rebound to a one-for-one replacement level, a new study suggests. A major part of this ...

Europe’s Population: Statistics and Trends The European continent lies in the Northern Hemisphere and borders Asia in the East, the Atlantic Ocean to the West, the Mediterranean Sea to the South ...

Ahead of this weekend's G20 summit in Japan, an elderly idol group called Obachaaan released a music video welcoming the new visitors to their city, Osaka.

Meantime, Europe’s total population would drop from about 521 million to an estimated 482 million without any future migration, according to the report.

The fact that Europe's population is shrinking and ageing will inevitably also affect the aspirations of some Europeans to create a superpower to rival the United States.

Europe’s Population in the Broader Context of World Population Spread over a total area of 22,134,900 sq. km, around 8,546,329 sq. miles, Europe has a population density of 34 people per sq. km ...