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Traffic Tourist's Midnight Climb Fails to Change Phuket Traffic Light
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Crime British Teen Thought as Missing in Thailand Found Arrested in Georgia
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Gary Lineker Under Fire Over Controversial ‘Nazi propaganda’ Post Featuring Rat Emoji
Its because he posted an image of a rat to denote Zionists which is similar to what Nazis used to do -
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Economy Thailand Sets Sights on Growing Sustainable Protein Market
And you can eat zee bugs as well. "There's way too many people on the planet, hence the bugs." You must be a member of the WEF, 'eh? "Global Fertility Crisis Deepens: Most Countries Face Population Decline as Birth Rates Crash" The Spectator reports that global birth rates are falling faster than expected, with nearly all nations outside sub-Saharan Africa below the replacement level of 2.1 children per woman, projecting a population peak and decline by 2060. "Europe’s Baby Bust: Germany, Austria, and Estonia Join Ultra-Low Fertility Club" Posted by @MarioNawfal on X, this headline notes Germany’s fertility rate dropping to 1.35 and Austria’s to 1.3, signaling a demographic crisis in Europe where populations are not replacing themselves. "Humanity’s Silent Extinction: Birth Rates Plummet Globally, Sparing Only Sub-Saharan Africa" A post by @MarioNawfal on X highlights that birth rates are collapsing worldwide, with South Korea at 0.72 and Italy and Iran also tanking, while sub-Saharan Africa remains the exception. "World Faces Historic Shift: Birth Rates Below Replacement Levels in Most Regions" Mario Nawfal’s X post discusses how the global population is no longer replacing itself, with declines spreading to Latin America, the Middle East, and Asia, but not sub-Saharan Africa. "Global Population to Peak Sooner as Fertility Rates Collapse Outside Africa" The Economist reports that new evidence shows birth rates falling rapidly, particularly in Asia and Latin America, with Africa’s high fertility rates as an outlier, potentially leading to a smaller global population peak. "Low Birth Rates Threaten Economies as Most Nations Fall Below Replacement Level" Reuters cites a Lancet study projecting that by 2050, 76% of countries (155 of 204) will have fertility rates below 2.1, with only sub-Saharan Africa and parts of the Middle East sustaining growth. "Developed Nations Face Population Collapse: Underpopulation Outweighs Overpopulation" An X post by @ZubyMusic emphasizes that countries like South Korea, Japan, and Italy are on track for population collapse due to fertility rates far below replacement, unlike Africa. "Global Fertility Rates to Keep Falling, Burden Shifting to Poorer Nations" Think Global Health reports that global fertility will decline through 2100, with over 75% of births by century’s end in low-income countries, mainly sub-Saharan Africa, as other regions age. "Middle East Joins Global Fertility Decline, Raising Economic Concerns" Arab News highlights the Middle East’s birth rate drop from 6.2 in 1980 to 2.7 in 2020, with many countries below replacement, posing challenges for workforce and economic growth. "Shocking Fertility Collapse: Canada, Chile, and Poland Below 1.3 Children Per Woman" An X post by @MoreBirths underscores the severity of the fertility crisis, with countries like Canada (1.24), Chile (0.90), and Poland (1.1) far below replacement, while Africa and parts of the Middle East buck the trend.
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