Sub-replacement fertility rates are altering demographic landscapes and could threaten economic growth in the coming decades.

Scientists have estimated that the world population will see a drastic drop after the year 2080. Until then, the number of people will continue to rise and will reach around 10.8 billion. According to ...

Research featuring Carr Center's Erica Chenoweth. Nonviolent protests are twice as likely to succeed as armed conflicts – and those engaging a threshold of 3.5% of the population have never failed to ...

Abstract: Progress in High-Performance Computing in general, and High-Performance Graph Processing in particular, is highly dependent on the availability of publicly-accessible, relevant, and ...

Global growth is expected to decline and downside risks to intensify as major policy shifts unfold After enduring a prolonged and unprecedented series of shocks, the global economy appeared to have ...

Population estimates say the Earth’s human population may pass 10 billion people in 2080. But what goes up must come down.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday declared that there would be no Palestinian state, as he presided over a signing ceremony for a major settlement expansion in the occupied West ...

At that point, the world’s population will start to shrink, something it has not done since the 14th century, when the Black Death wiped out perhaps a fifth of humanity. Alarming as this might sound, ...

China remains the most populous country in 2025, with an estimated population of approximately 1.41 billion people. While it continues to hold the number one spot, recent demographic trends suggest a ...

Abstract: The transition from Internal Combustion Engine vehicles to Electric Vehicles presents challenges for fleet managers in terms of adapting operational processes and systems. One prominent ...