"Patriots of the World": How Orbán Made Small Hungary Great
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has successfully positioned his country as an international player, garnering attention on the global stage despite its small population.
Are you aging well? What the body's signs reveal
The article discusses the importance of healthy aging as a growing global concern, especially as the population of individuals over 60 is set to increase significantly by 2050.
Ivica Granić: The man who killed millions by taking on God's role has died
Prominent American scientist Paul R. Ehrlich, known for his controversial book 'The Population Bomb', passed away at the age of 94, leaving a lasting impact on global population policies.
Brazilian population is the 7th happiest in the world, says research
A recent survey reveals that 80% of Brazilians consider themselves happy, placing the country seventh in global happiness rankings.
Canadian population saw 2nd straight drop as 2025 ended: StatCan
Canada experienced a population decrease of over 103,000 individuals from October 2025 to January 2026, marking the second consecutive quarterly decline in the population, attributed largely to a reduction in non-permanent residents.
FOCUS ⟩ What to do for Estonia to live long and happily? Today is not enough; tomorrow is needed!
Estonia is facing a demographic crisis that is being overlooked amid global conflicts and geopolitical tensions, which could be the most painful period for the country in the last century.
How the expiration of the Ozempic patent in India could change the global fight against obesity (and what the risks are)
The expiration of the semaglutide patent in India could lead to more affordable weight loss drugs, making them accessible to a larger population.
The man who lost the most famous bet in history
Stanford biologist Paul Ehrlich, known for his dire predictions about overpopulation and global catastrophe, became a notable figure but ultimately found his forecasts to be incorrect.
Preventable cold-related deaths take toll on Ontario’s homeless population, hospital staff
Doctors and staff at a Toronto hospital are grappling with the preventable cold-related deaths among the city's homeless population, reflecting on the human impact of these tragedies.
Rhinitis: why there is no cure (and what can be done to improve)
The article discusses the challenges of finding a cure for allergic rhinitis, a condition affecting a significant portion of the global and Brazilian population.
Javier Gil, the researcher of the 'tenant generation': 'The State is not helping the population, its intervention generates the opposite'
Javier Gil discusses the speculative nature of the global real estate economy and criticizes government interventions that prioritize financial markets over social welfare.
How Iran Forces the People into a Fake Internet
Iran has disconnected its population from the global internet, funneling them into regime-controlled services amid ongoing conflict.
Navigation disruption in the Strait of Hormuz threatens food supplies for half of the world's population
A disruption in navigation at the Strait of Hormuz poses a significant risk to global food supply chains, affecting the availability of essential fertilizers and driving up prices.
Popular swan parade in Stratford, Ont. cancelled to ‘reduce the stress’ on birds
The City of Stratford has cancelled its annual swan parade this spring to lessen stress on the swan population during their seasonal return to Lake Victoria.
The Business of Caring for Nature
The article discusses the urgent need to balance economic growth with environmental sustainability in the face of escalating global population and resource depletion.
The construction boom of shelters is starting worldwide - learning from Kuopio's Cave
Kuopio's Cave, Europe's newest and most modern shelter, is drawing global attention as countries consider building more shelters in response to heightened security concerns.
Saskatoon's homeless population rises 30% in a year, new data shows
New data from Saskatoon indicates a 30% increase in homelessness over the past year, with 1,931 individuals recorded in 2025.
Philippines, Capital of Call Centers: Flood of Calls for One and a Half Euros an Hour
The Philippines has become a global leader in customer service outsourcing, primarily due to its population's proficiency in English and low wage costs, though rising protectionism in the U.S. threatens this sector.
Multibillion-dollar budget deficit on tap as Alberta introduces its 2026 budget
Alberta's 2026 budget introduces a significant multibillion-dollar deficit amid rising costs due to low oil prices and population growth.
As the population ages, it will thrive – The unexpected sector that will see demand increase
The aging global population is predicted to drive an increase in demand for elevators, as noted by industry leaders.
Most Atlantic provinces recorded first population decline in years at the end of 2025
All four Atlantic provinces of Canada experienced a population decline by the end of 2025, marking the first such drop in several years.
The Truth About Population Decline
The article discusses how concerns about population decline contrast sharply with earlier predictions of overpopulation and famine, highlighting changes in global fertility rates and population projections.
B.C. Office of the Seniors Advocate addresses impact of 2026 provincial budget
The British Columbia Seniors Advocate addresses urgent challenges facing the aging population in light of the province's paused long-term care infrastructure projects.
From the Plow to the Algorithm: How AI Can Save Agriculture in Latin America
The article discusses the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to revolutionize agriculture in Latin America amidst challenges like climate change and a growing global population.
Record rates of senility, labor shortages, soaring health expenditures... Japan, laboratory of global demographic peril
Japan is experiencing a severe demographic crisis characterized by a record aging population, labor shortages, and skyrocketing health care costs.
U.S. threats revive independence debate for Inuit in Greenland
U.S. threats regarding Greenland have reignited discussions on independence among the Inuit population.
Director of Human Rights Watch: "AI in the hands of authoritarian governments will accelerate their ability to control and surveil the population"
Philippe Bolopion, director of Human Rights Watch, expresses concern that AI could enhance the control and surveillance capabilities of authoritarian governments, especially in light of shifting global alliances.
Most of the population consumes less omega-3 than recommended
A recent study reveals that the majority of the global population is not consuming the recommended amounts of omega-3 fatty acids, which are crucial for health.
Do the USA, Russia or China threaten peace? What Germans think, according to a poll
A recent survey shows that a significant portion of the German population views the USA as the greatest threat to global peace, reflecting a marked change in sentiment compared to previous years.
Democracy Under Siege
According to the 2026 global report by Human Rights Watch, democracy worldwide has regressed to 1985 levels, with 72% of the global population living under authoritarian regimes.
4.5m girls at risk of female genital mutilation in 2026 – UNFPA
The UN Population Fund warns that 4.5 million girls are projected to be at risk of female genital mutilation in 2026, with 230 million affected globally.
72% of the world's population lives under authoritarian regimes, indicates Human Rights Watch
A report by Human Rights Watch reveals that 72% of the global population lives under authoritarian regimes, attributing this trend to advances in authoritarianism influenced by U.S. President Donald Trump.
Human Rights Watch: 72% of the World's Population Lives Under Authoritarian Regimes
Human Rights Watch warns in its annual report that 72% of the world's population currently resides under authoritarian regimes, highlighting a significant threat to human rights and calling for a challenge to global authoritarianism.
Trump-led abuses amid ‘democratic recession’ put human rights in peril, HRW report says
A Human Rights Watch report highlights a global 'democratic recession' where nearly 75% of the population lives under autocratic rule, threatening the foundation of human rights.
Lucid dreaming is neither sleep nor wakefulness: it is a new state of consciousness, according to scientists
Recent scientific research explains lucid dreaming, a phenomenon experienced by nearly half of the global population, highlighting its historical and cultural significance.
The People of Iran Deserve the World’s Support
The article emphasizes that the Iranian population requires global solidarity and support amidst their struggles for freedom and rights.
The richest have exhausted their annual CO2 'budget' this year. It took them just 10 days
A recent report reveals that the wealthiest 1% of the global population deplete their annual CO2 emissions budget within just 10 days, highlighting stark inequalities in carbon responsibility and the need for emissions reductions and taxation for climate goals.
Humanity's success - The number of weather victims drops to a record low
In 2025, fewer people died from extreme weather than ever before, with the risk of dying from a natural disaster reduced significantly despite a fourfold increase in world population and global warming.
Why Millions of People Vote for Authoritarians?
The article discusses the alarming decline in global democracy since 2012 and highlights that less than 12 percent of the world's population now lives in liberal democracies, the lowest in fifty years.
Trump pulls US out of 66 international bodies, including key UN climate treaty
The Trump administration has announced the withdrawal of the United States from 66 international organizations, including significant UN bodies focused on population and climate, marking a further retreat from global cooperation.
Myopia Affects Younger and Younger Individuals: What Can Be Done to Avoid It?
Research from 2024 indicates that 58% of children with vision impairment are suffering from myopia, with predictions suggesting that by 2050, half of the global population will be myopic.