But a pair of recent stories paints a vivid picture, not just of our losses, but who is gaining from them.

U.S. birth rate is below the replacement rate of 2.1 births per woman required to maintain stable population without ...

Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, sparks debate. He says overpopulation worries are false. Musk believes declining birth ...

In the last week of July, the government announced a new plan to increase the birth rate. Parents will receive an annual ...

The Harvard economic historian finds that differences in fertility rates in rich countries reflect the persistence of ...

China’s population shrank for a third consecutive year in 2024, and Beijing is now in no mood to avoid the looming crisis.

New census data shows immigration driving unprecedented US population growth as baby boomers age and birth rates decline ...

China’s birth rate is falling below replacement levels, raising questions over the economic future of the Asian giant.

Russia's population faces its worst decline in centuries with birth rates plummeting to historic lows. The government responds with controversial campaigns targeting young women.

Women in Germany are having just 1.35 children on average — a record low level. Does this say something about the country's state of prosperity, or is it a sign that women are asserting their rights?

China has recorded an unexpected spike in marriage registrations in the second quarter followed by government efforts to ...

Nottingham City Council is expected to issue a statutory notice to shut the school and nursery in the coming weeks ...