[New] Musk envisions a world where, with a population of 8 billion, demand for robots could hit 10 billion units or more by 2040.
Gasgoo Auto News
[New] Both Africa and India are growing; it is very likely that within the next 20 years, the population of Africa and India will each exceed 2 billion.
Valdai Club
[New] Global population growth in 20 years If there are no large-scale wars, climate disasters or virus crises, the global population will definitely grow in 2040, and may even exceed 10 billion.
Valdai Club
[New] Officials anticipate continued low fertility, projecting a population below 1.3 billion by 2050, prompting calls for reforms like immigration and extended retirement ages.
GeopoliticsUnplugged Substack
[New] The overall U.S. population could begin shrinking after 2056 if current trends continue.
Economic Times
[New] America's population growth is slowing down - and in the future, it will start moving in reverse.
Concord Action
[New] By 2030-31, the over-85 population is projected to reach 794,200. / Australia
The Weekly SOURCE
[New] With the 75-and-older population projected to increase 48% by 2034, affluent seniors are reconceiving their final residential chapters - not as downsizing exercises but as multi-decade, multigenerational planning. / USA
Architectural Digest
[New] The Congressional Budget Office released its demographic outlook projecting that the U.S. population grows from 349 million people in 2026 to 364 million in 2056, and the average age rises.
TrillionsWeekly.Com
[New] Balancing concerns about rapid population growth with addressing future labour scarcity will be central to Canadian immigration policy over the next decade.
RBC Economics
[New] More significantly, Mexico will begin to have more older adults than children under 15, marking the end of the so-called demographic dividend and the onset of an aging population structure.
Mexico News Daily
[New] Mexico, long known for its youthful population, is about to enter an era of accelerated demographic ageing that will lift the median age from its current 30.5 to 43 by 2050.
Mexico News Daily
[New] China's growth is expected to slow to 4.2% in 2026 due to aging demographics, weaker government support for households, sluggish capital accumulation, and soft domestic demand.
GAC
[New] China has already begun declining after peaking at 1.426 billion in 2022 and is projected to lose tens of millions by mid-century - potentially halving its population to 500-700 million by 2100.
Australian Rural & Regional News
[New] Africa is the outlier, expected to account for more than half of global population growth in coming decades.
Australian Rural & Regional News
[New] South Korean women are now projected to live to an average age of 90 by 2030, making it the first population to break the 90-year barrier.
Pharmacy Times
[New] The UK will follow suit - by the end of 2026, over 10% of the working age population in London will have paid for something via biometric method.
The Form Playbook
[New] The aging population is expected to double by 2050, significantly boosting the demand for healthcare and wellness services.
Strategic Revenue Insights
[New] With the global population projected to cross 8.5 billion by 2030, agriculture is under pressure to produce more food using limited land and fewer resources.
Farmonaut
[New] In the Census Bureau's high immigration scenario - in which net immigration averages some 1.5m per year - the US population would grow 13% by 2050 and 28% by the end of the century.
The Guardian
[New] Because the non-Hispanic white population will keep on shrinking regardless, the Census Bureau projects that it will lose 3.6 million people over the next five years, almost 11 million in the decade after that and more than 14 million in the subsequent one.
The Guardian
Last updated: 25 January 2026
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