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In 2022, droughts, floods, and heatwaves affected communities on every continent, causing significant human and economic losses. Additionally, the Antarctic sea ice reached historically low levels, while the melting of European glaciers was dramatic.… Read the rest of this entry Queen Elizabeth II is dead Graeme Villeret September 8, 2022 British Commonwealth , Charles III , Commonwealth , Elizabeth II , geopolitics , head of State , Liz Truss , politique , queen , Queen Elizabeth II , United Kingdom , women Queen Elizabeth II of England died at Balmoral Castle, Scotland, this Thursday, September 8, 2022, at the age of 96. She was the head of state of the United Kingdom as well as many other sovereign states and their dependencies, called Commonwealth Kingdoms. Born in London on April 26, 1926, she reigned for more than… Read the rest of this entry Population decline in Germany in 2020 Graeme Villeret November 24, 2021 aging , Berlin , COVID-19 , demography , Europe , European Union , Germany , immigration , migrations , mortality , natality , pandemic , population In 2020, Germany‘s population declined. The country has around 100,000 fewer inhabitants at the start of 2021 compared to a year earlier. The drop in immigration, linked to travel restrictions during the Covid-19 pandemic, is largely responsible for this drop. But the country’s aging is also accelerating, and mortality has already exceeded birth rates for… Read the rest of this entry Which trading app should I use if I am a beginner ? Graeme Villeret July 21, 2021 economy , trading In recent years, we witness many trading apps and stock apps releases in the currents Appstore. The pandemic and the economic downturn have reinforced the phenomenon. In fact, more and more people are interested in easy ways to make money such as trading. And the fact that these platforms are available on mobile devices encourages… Read the rest of this entry 500 million doses of Covid-19 vaccines administered worldwide Graeme Villeret March 26, 2021 Bahrain , Chile , coronavirus , coronavirus 2019-nCoV , COVID-19 , epidemic , health , Israel , Morocco , pandemic , UAE , United Arab Emirates , United Kingdom , United States , USA , variants , virus , WHO , World Health Organization The fight against Covid-19 is intensifying in the world thanks to the mass vaccination undertaken since the end of 2020. On Friday March 26, around 508 million doses of the various vaccines were administered in 164 countries and territories. By March 22, 403 million doses had been administered. The progression is therefore very strong. Israel… Read the rest of this entry Military coup in Burma Graeme Villeret February 1, 2021 Aung San Suu Kyi , Burma , coup d'État , human rights , junta , militaires , military junta , Myanmar , Myint Swe The Burmese army has just orchestrated a coup d’État, the 4th since independence in 1948. Head of State Win Myint and the country’s iconic leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, have been arrested, along with several other members of their political party, the National League for Democracy (NLD). The new military power, led by General Myint… Read the rest of this entry Russia loses more than 500,000 inhabitants in one year Graeme Villeret January 29, 2021 demographic decline , demography , Eastern Europe , Europe , Moscow , population , Russia , Ukraine , USSR Since the fall of the USSR and the separation of the Soviet republics in 1991, Russia almost systematically loses its inhabitants every year. But 2020 was a record year, with the loss of exactly 510,458 inhabitants on January 1, 2021, according to the latest count from Rosstat, Russia’s federal statistics service. This is the largest… Read the rest of this entry Joe Biden elected President of the United States Graeme Villeret November 9, 2020 Americas , Biden , elections , elections 2020 , geopolitics , Harris , Joe Biden , Kamala Harris , political map , politics , president , presidential elections , Trump , United States , US Elections , USA Joe Biden has just been elected President of the United States, replacing Donald Trump, after a bitter and strong political battle that has held the whole world in suspense. Born in November 1942, the new president will be 78 in a few days and will be the 46th US president. His appointment is scheduled for January 20, 2021. His… Read the rest of this entry China launches its 2020 census Graeme Villeret November 4, 2020 census , China , demographic growth , demography , gender , gender imbalance , India , one-child policy , population , women China has just launched its 2020 census. A vast operation carried out every ten years, with the help of 7 million census agents. In 2010, the country had counted 1,339,724,852 inhabitants, an increase of 73 million compared to 2000. Current estimates still place China as the most populous country in the world, with over 1.4… Read the rest of this entry Luis Arce becomes president of Bolivia Graeme Villeret October 19, 2020 Americas , Bolivia , coup d'État , elections , Evo Morales , geopolitics , Jeanine Áñez , Luis Arce , politics , presidential elections , South America After the coup orchestrated by the army and the one who became interim president Jeanine Áñez in November 2019 and overthrew the newly re-elected former president Evo Morales, elections were finally reorganized in October 2020. These saw the return to power of Camp Morales through Luis Arce, who therefore became the new president of Bolivia.… Read the rest of this entry 1 2 … 8 Next → Country Profiles World Africa Americas Antarctica Asia Europe Oceania Rankings All statistics Birth Rate Countries and Population Environmental Performance Index (EPI) GDP GDP/Capita Human Development Index (HDI) Infant Mortality Life Expectancy Mortality Most Spoken Languages in the World Tourism World’s Largest Cities Follow us World Population Real Time Clock Recent Posts Droughts, floods, extreme heat: climate change is advancing Queen Elizabeth II is dead Population decline in Germany in 2020 Which trading app should I use if I am a beginner ? 500 million doses of Covid-19 vaccines administered worldwide Themes Demography Demographic Studies International Migrations Urbanization Environment Agriculture Climate Desertification Earth Science Energy Pollution Water Globalization Economy Geopolitics Social Transport Health AIDS Human Rights Conflicts Humanitarian Conflicts Forced Migrations Humanitarian Aid Natural Disasters Institutions European Union Francophonie Other Institutions United Nations (UN) Miscellaneous History Tourism Unusual Poverty Society Childhood Education Miscellaneous Religion...