Rising Ambitions, Sinking Population
New York Times, New York, USA
By Nicholas Eberstadt. "If projections by the United Nations Population Division come to pass, Russia’s population will fall by 10 million more from now to 2020...." (25 October 2008)

CROSQ celebrates 39th World Standards Day
AntiguaSun - St' John's,Antigua and Barbuda
... to its current population of 6.7 billion, and is projected to increase even further to 7.9 billion by 2050 (United Nations Population Division , 2006). (20 October 2008)

Which foreigners will bell the cat?
Jamaica Gleaner - Kingston,Jamaica
In 2001, the Department of Economic and Social Affairs Population Division of the United Nations published Volume 1 of its global review of abortion ...(19 October 2008)

Developed countries face ‘labour crunch’ in next few years
A new report from KPMG, accessing previously unpublished data from the United Nations Population Division , shows that the UK and other developed countries such as the US, Western Europe and Australia face a slow-down in the supply of ... (1 October 2008)

Human Migration Patterns Get Global Forecast
Discovery Channel - USA
... have not been used for projections very much, to make a model that is simple," said Marta Roig of the United Nations Population Division in New York. (29 September 2008)

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The Globalist Quiz: Pakistan and its future
Seattle Times - United States
Pakistan's population is expected to almost double — from about 169 million as of 2008 to 292 million by 2050, according to the UN Population Division . ... (22 September 2008)

Nigeria: Our Declining Life Expectancy
AllAfrica.com - Washington,USA
The World Population Prospects 2006 Revision (put out by the United Nations Population Division, Department of Economic and Social Affairs), shows that in ... (18 September 2008)

China's impending catastrophe: Its shrinking, aging population
Fremont Tribune - Fremont,NE,USA
According to projections from the United Nations Population Division , China's population will peak at 1.458 billion in 2030. ...(19 August 2008)

Russia’s Real Enemies: Cigarettes and Vodka
Synapse - San Francisco,CA,USA
But according to the United Nations Population Division , Russia faces a population drop from the current 143 million to 120 million by the year 2025, ...(18 September 2008)

Despite Tobacco’s Perils, Kremlin Yields to Smokers
New York Times - United States
Those figures are feeding fears about what will happen to the Russian economy in the coming years if, as the United Nations Population Division suggests, ... (7 September 2008)

China’s dropping population tragedy in the making Commentary ...
Wilkes Barre Times-Leader - Wilkes Barre,PA,USA
According to projections from the United Nations’ Population Division , China’s population will peak at 1.45 billion in 2030. Then it will begin contracting. ... (24 August 2008)

Avbefolkes jorden?
Vårt Land - Oslo,Norway
Ifølge FNs befolkningsavdeling vil fødselsraten innen år 2050 være nede i 2,05. En av grunnen til de synkende fødselstallene mener noen er at ekteskapet ... (24 July 2008)

A User’s Guide to the Century (by Jeffrey Sachs)
The National Interest Online - Washington,DC,USA
... its population from around 800 million to 1.8 billion by 2050, according to the medium-fertility forecast of the United Nations Population Division . ... (2 July 2007)

HIV/Aids stabilised, but still a long way to go before numbers decline
The South African Star - Johannesburg, South Africa
Its authors are from the Population Council and the United Nations Population Division. The council said that worldwide 0,8% of adults were HIV-positive, ...(30 June 2008)

'Peak oil' theory gains local converts
The Grand Rapids Press - MLive.com - Grand Rapids,MI,USA
... is likely to reach 9.1 billion by 2050, with most of the increase in developing countries, according to the United Nations Population Division . ... (29 June 2008)

Pinoys in top 10 foreign populations of 16 countries
Inquirer.net Philippines- Mexico
The World Bank revealed data on the estimated number of migrants – or what it calls “immigrants” – based on the 2005 United Nations Population Division report,…(27 June 2008)

Has The HIV Epidemic Rate Peaked?
eMaxHealth.com - Hickory,NC,USA
The HIV epidemic appears to have stabilized around the world, according to "Has the HIV epidemic peaked?" published in the June issue of the Population Council’s peer-reviewed journal Population and Development Review. The authors are Population Council Vice President and Distinguished Scholar John Bongaarts and three colleagues affiliated with the United Nations Population Division. (26 June 2008)

The coming population bust
International Herald Tribune - France
Young children are disappearing from Italian society, and the end isn't in sight. According to one estimate by the UN's Population Division, their numbers will drop to fewer than 1.6 million in 2020, and to 1.3 million by 2050. At that point, they will account for a mere 2.8 percent of the Italian nation. (23 June 2008)

A world without children
Boston Globe - United States
According to one estimate by the UN's Population Division , their numbers will drop to fewer than 1.6 million in 2020, and to 1.3 million by 2050. ... (22 June 2008)

How many people are there in the world?
San Bernardino Sun - San Bernardino,CA,USA
Our world population is accelerating at a rate equally astounding to that of the United States, according to the population division of the Department of Economic and Social Affairs of the United Nations... (14 June 2008)

Supplying sustainability
On Line opinion - Australia
The United Nations’ Population Division said that 2007 was the first time in history that more humans lived in urban rather than in rural areas. (10 June 2008)

Challenges and Realities of Water Management of Megacities: the ...
RedOrbit - Dallas,TX,USA
According to the UN Population Division, the number of megacities has increased from sixteen to eighteen from 2000 to 2005 alone, and this number is ... (14 May 2008)

Running out of food?
Times of India - India
According to the United Nations Population Division , the world population would be somewhere between 8 and 11 billion by 2050, depending upon what factors ... (11 May 2008)

Improving the Art and Science of Disaster Medicine and Public ...
RedOrbit - Dallas,TX,USA
United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Population Division . Population Division World Urbanization Prospects: the 2005 revision: ... (4 May 2008)