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Population levels across the world have reached a tipping point: The U.S. Census Bureau reported that in 2025, for the first time in human history, the share of adults age 65 and over outnumbered the share of children aged 5 and under.
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Population yearly change: 🇫🇮 Finland: -1,590 (Worldometer)
Population density 🇨🇳 China: 151 people per km² 🇲🇳 Mongolia: 2 p/km² (Worldometers)
🇸🇦 Population of Saudi Arabia 1955 — 2,031,955 1960 — 2,435,403 1965 — 2,928,771 1970 — 3,562,470 1975 — 4,556,287 1980 — 6,047,997 1985 — 8,151,779 1990 — 10,640,691 1995 — 13,289,245 2000 — 16,177,722 2005 — 20,559,890 2010 — 25,157,128 2015 — 29,974,938 2020 — 30,991,207 2025 — 34,566,328 Now — 35,409,272 Source: Worldometer
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🇳🇬 Population of Nigeria (1955–2025) 1955 — 40,935,635 1960 — 45,053,782 1965 — 50,086,764 1970 — 55,893,838 1975 — 63,410,815 1980 — 73,764,641 1985 — 84,897,973 1990 — 97,120,925 1995 — 110,819,428 2000 — 126,382,494 2005 — 145,017,253 2010 — 166,642,886 2015 — 190,671,878 2020 — 213,996,181 2025 — 237,527,782 Now — 244,292,365 Source: Worldometer
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🇮🇱 Population of Israel 1955 — 1,599,497 1960 — 1,891,935 1965 — 2,331,451 1970 — 2,864,778 1975 — 3,318,089 1980 — 3,721,665 1985 — 4,105,359 1990 — 4,544,999 1995 — 5,354,739 2000 — 6,111,190 2005 — 6,728,206 2010 — 7,336,735 2015 — 8,052,908 2020 — 8,800,376 2025 — 9,517,181 Now — 9,697,044 Source: Worldometer
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Singapore population hits record 6.21 million, driven by rise in foreign residents
Singapore population hits record 6.21 million, driven by rise in foreign residents
World population, 1950, 2050, 2100: Africa: 9% —> 26% —> 39% Europe: 21% —> 17% —> 6% China: 22% —> 13% —> 6% India: 15% —> 17% —> 15% USA: 6% —> 4% —> 4% These are official UN projections
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Its population has tripled while media and tech firms have moved in, making the Financial District the envy of other U.S. downtowns