Kazakhstan: 335k babies were born in 2025, 15% fewer than the UN expected just a year earlier
The UN's July 2024 projection expected 395k.
Source: UN World Population Prospects 1998–2024; national statisticsOpen on the chart →
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- India and Kazakhstan: almost equal fertility in 2010 (2.60 and 2.61 children per woman); by 2022, 1.99 and 3.05
- Israel: 15-year-olds with problems from social media rose from 5% to 16%, and maths did not fall; in Norway there are fewer, and maths fell 33 points
- Income per head and export promises in 8 countries: from 43% to 148% of the number. 2 of 9 came true
- Goals to cut infant mortality: 4 of 10 came true on time. Turkey promised below 5 per 1,000 by 2023 and had 9.8
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