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Demographic
barometer
- EU-27 Households, 2025
- According to the 2021 population censuses, 98.5% of the
EU-27 population live in private households; the average size
of a private household is 2.2 persons.
- The number of private households in the EU-27 increased
by 11% between 2009 and 2025, while the average household
size declined from 2.4 to 2.2 persons.
- The number of single-adult households increased by 37%
between 2009 and 2025, while the number of two-adult households
increased by 4%.
- The share of households with children declined from 28%
in 2009 to 23% in 2025.
- Among the EU-27 population aged 18 and over, the share
of people living alone increased to 21%, while the share of
those living as a couple without children increased to 27%.
- Among women aged 65 and over, the share living alone is
40%; among men of the same age, it is 22%.
Q&A
- Corporate Responses to Reproductive Issues
- Russian Teenagers: A Generation of Opportunities
- Russians’ Attitudes Toward Health Check-Ups
- Russians Are More Likely to Allocate Extra Money to Healthcare
and Savings
- A Lifetime Cigarette Ban for Those Born After 2008 Is Supported
by 58% of Non-Smokers and 46% of Smokers in Russia
In
the vastness of Russia
- The Ministry of Health Presented Guidelines for Promoting Responsible
Parenthood
- The Ministry of Labour Reminded Citizens of a Father's Right
to Take Leave During His Wife’s Maternity Leave
- Russia Approved a “Gold Standard” for Corporate Family Support
Programs
- Expert Dolgushina: The Infertility Rate in Russia Has Not Changed
Significantly
- Russians Are Reluctant to Undergo Reproductive Health Check-Ups
- The Kirov Region Introduced Payments to Grandparents for Caring
for Their Grandchildren
- Expert Makarentseva: The Proposal to Lower the Legal Marriage
Age in Russia Is Not Feasible
- The Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs Presented
a Strategy for Promoting Family Values Through Media
- Murashko: The Share of Adult Smokers in Russia Has Fallen by
More Than 27% Over the Past Six Years
- Sobyanin: Life Expectancy in Moscow Has Reached 80 Years
- State Duma Committee Approved a Bill Significantly Increasing
State Fees for Migrants
- The State Duma Tightened Rules for Medical Examinations of
Migrants After Entry into Russia
- Matviyenko: Labour Migration in Russia Should Be “Civilized”
- Afghan Authorities Expressed Interest in Sending Labour Migrants
to Russia
World
News
- For the first time in China, there are more elderly people
than children.
- Europe Reported a Record Number of Sexually Transmitted Infections
- The Lancet: Nearly 1.2 Billion People Worldwide Suffer from
Mental Disorders
- WHO: Excess Mortality During the COVID-19 Pandemic Exceeded
22 Million Worldwide
- WHO and the World Bank Warned of the Risk of a New Pandemic
- WHO: Underestimating the Ebola Outbreak in Africa Could Lead
to Further Spread of the Virus
- UN: Around 2.2 Billion People Worldwide Lack Access to Safe
Drinking Water
- Guterres: About 800 Million People Worldwide Continue to Live
in Extreme Poverty
- Public Attitudes Toward Immigrants Significantly Influence
Migration Flows
- Nearly One-Fifth of the UK Population Was Born Abroad
- Putin Simplified the Rules for Granting Russian Citizenship
to Residents of Transnistria
- Brookings Institution: Since 2025, More Than 146,000 Children
in the United States Have Had a Parent Arrested
The
newspapers write about
- Kommersant and Rossiyskaya Gazeta on tightening conditions
for stay of foreigners in Russia
- Rossiyskaya Gazeta on organized recruitment of labour migrants
- “Åsli byt tochnym” on the difficulty of calculating relative
indicators without population size data
- Izvestia on declining alcohol consumption
- Nezavisimaya Gazeta on increased detection of diseases due
to medical check-ups
- Vedomosti on measures to reduce traffic accident mortality
- Vedomosti on declining birth rates
- Kommersant and Izvestia on economic reasons for the growing
popularity of parental leave for fathers to care for children
- RIA Novosti on regional measures to increase birth rates
- Nezavisimaya Gazeta on the impact of housework on fertility
- Neue Zurcher Zeitung on declining fertility that will lead
to a catastrophe
- RBC on lowering the legal marriage age in Afghanistan
- Izvestia on the rise in the number of patients with infertility
- Kommersant on a school for young parents
- Kommersant on a proposal to increase the definition of youth
to 40 years of age
- Kommersant on the rise in single-person households
- Vedomosti on the launch of a program studying problems of excess
body weight and obesity
Read
books and magazines
- World health statistics 2026
- The health and economic benefits of tackling non-communicable
diseases
- World migration report 2026
- Demography statistics, 2024
- Situation Analysis of Early Childhood Development in Kazakhstan
- Pages from the journals “Public Health of the Russian Federation”
and “Problems of Oncology”
- Contents of the journal “Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive
Health”
Profession:
researcher
- In memory of Vadim Valentinovich Pokrovsky
- Russian censuses: differences between Soviet and contemporary
censuses. Seminar of the International Laboratory for Population
and Health Studies, HSE University
- Young researchers on demographic issues. Meeting of the Demography
Section of the Central House of Scientists
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