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40 illegal buildings are demolished along Tirana's river as Mayor Edi Rama transforms the city with vibrant colors and community involvement.
Eliot Crump in Shelby Montana seeks to attract teachers from Bozeman and Missoula.
Putin's government implements policies in Kaliningrad to encourage larger families in response to Russia's declining birth rate and rising abortion rates.
Nigeria's population, currently over 220 million, is projected to increase by 150 million in the coming decades, raising concerns about resource management.
Naomi Goldberg presents statistics on LGBTQ life in the US, followed by a panel discussion moderated by Mary Morten featuring experts from Lambda Legal and the National Center for Lesbian Rights.
In Moulsecoomb, a community pub serves as a vital hub, offering meals, social activities, and support services to help residents during the cost of living crisis.
Cairo, Illinois, faces a housing crisis as the Department plans to demolish public housing units.
Transcom hires 400 agents every week, reflecting the rapid growth of the business process outsourcing sector in the Philippines.
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's election as Brazil's president in 2002 marked a pivotal moment in the nation's history, reflecting widespread hopes for change.
A final NBC News Wall Street Journal poll shows Joe Biden leading President Trump by 10 points just before the 2020 presidential election.
In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, a severe shortage of medical professionals leaves only three doctors for every 140,000 people, endangering maternal health.
China's two-child policy in July 2010 highlights disparities for migrant families in Shanghai.
Ukraine faces a demographic crisis marked by millions fleeing abroad, a declining birth rate, and significant community impacts due to the ongoing war that began in 2022.
Delhi's Growing Pains highlights the city's rapid growth and its accompanying challenges.
Donald Trump won all seven key swing states in the 2024 presidential election, reflecting a notable shift in voter support across the country.
China's population could decline by more than half in the next 70 to 80 years as women increasingly choose to marry less and have fewer children.
A two-year-old boy was born during the presidency of Barack Obama, but his mother fears a Trump presidency will change what is possible for him.
Only 27% of British Millennials aged 25 to 35 own homes, a sharp decline from 65% two decades ago, raising concerns about future home ownership.
Falling birth rates worldwide, influenced by smartphones and digital media changes, pose significant challenges to workforce demographics, as reported by John Burn-Murdoch.
In rural Italy, ageing populations face economic challenges that intersect with the arrival of African migrants seeking safety and stability, as documented by photographer Francesco Bellina.
American society experiences deepening divisions, with political tensions highlighted by contrasting reactions to protests from Democrats and conservatives.
Michael L. Knight, Web Branch Chief at the National Archives, presents an overview of features on the 1950 Census website, including search and transcription tools.
Dementia is the seventh leading cause of death, affecting over 55 million people globally.
People over 65 are redefining retirement as global life expectancy increases, prompting a reevaluation of societal roles and expectations for aging.
The world's population has doubled to 7.6 billion in just four decades, with projections of an additional billion by 2030.
Net world population is increasing by 23 people every 10 seconds, raising concerns about resource consumption and sustainability.
Prohibition inspires Flappers to challenge conservative norms in the 1920s jazz age.
In 2002, Mohammad Razvi registered 300 people for ESL classes on the first day of the Council of Peoples Organization in New York City.
The Blackfoot in Alberta reclaim their legacy through language and cultural traditions.
On April 14, 2023, India's population is projected to surpass China's, marking a significant demographic shift in global population dynamics.
Survivors of the Black Death in 14th century Europe faced immense challenges, shaping their communities and influencing societal changes in the aftermath.
China and India both face a marriage crisis affecting millions of men and women.
25 leaders of Indian origin currently head S&P 500 companies, a significant increase from 11 a decade ago, reflecting the Indian diaspora's growing influence.
Jakarta is sinking at a rate of up to 25 centimeters a year, prompting Indonesia to build a new capital city called Nusantara on Borneo.
In Saudi Arabia, Zanny Minton Beddoes assesses the implications of the kingdom's social revolution on women's rights and societal norms during a road trip around Riyadh.
17 million youths were sent to the countryside during China's Cultural Revolution for reeducation, as depicted through personal stories and memories.
Royce Buda interprets in 16 languages at the Pretoria High Court, facilitating communication in 90% of cases within South Africa's legal system.
In Namibia's Kunene Region, the Himba people's daily life reflects their strong adherence to traditional values and resilience in a harsh desert environment.
Emma, a Chinese student, studies at Pius XI Catholic High School in Milwaukee, aiming for college.
Immigration has shaped Europe's societal and cultural landscape since the end of World War II, influencing policies and debates across the continent.
In Berlin, a parcel shop run by Maka serves as a crucial hub for the Georgian immigrant community, facilitating connections and the sharing of personal stories.
An estimated 10,000 Indians moved to Berlin in the last year, seeking community and cultural connection in a new country.
China's diverse populations and stark disparities are explored through the lens of Wuhan's COVID-19 outbreak and the Belt and Road Initiative.
Germany's cities, including Berlin, Munich, and Frankfurt, transformed into ghost towns during the coronavirus pandemic, reflecting the impact of nationwide curfews.
Shattered Dreams investigates the drug that devastates South African communities.
Ed Stafford explores the daily challenges faced by Gypsies and Travellers in the UK, highlighting their resilience and the stereotypes they confront.
The Dan people of the Ivory Coast live in isolated villages within ancient jungles.
An aging population is emerging across all continents, except Africa, prompting a global examination of its implications for the future.
