Migration

These 23 countries can expect their population to halve by 2100, study finds

A woman pushes a pram along the embankment in the Black Sea resort town of Alushta March 11, 2014. Ukraine's Crimean peninsular evokes in many Russians and citizens of the former Soviet Union memories of summer holidays in the resorts and sanatoriums along its subtropical Black Sea coast. Crimea is also the place from where Christianity spread throughout what was then called Kievan Rus', a federation of Slavic tribes that later became Russia.  REUTERS/Thomas Peter (UKRAINE - Tags: POLITICS SOCIETY TRAVEL TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY) - GM1EA3C0B3J01

New projections show that global population will peak mid-century before a dramatic decline. Image: REUTERS/Thomas Peter

Victor Tangermann
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Global population in the reference, slower, faster, fastest, and SDG pace scenarios, 1990–2100
The global population looks set to peak at around 2064. Image: The Lancet
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