China Demographics: Bad And Getting Worse

China has released its 2025 population statistics, showing that 7.92 million babies were born last year, down 17% from 9.54 ...

Peter Zeihan: Shrinking Population Puts a Time Limit on China's Economic Model

Geopolitical prognosticator Peter Zeihan tells Channel 4 News about his theory that China's demographic numbers are ...

Analysis: China's birth-rate struggles underscore its millennia-long effort to manage 'the masses'

Birth rate numbers released Monday, the lowest since Mao's Communists established the People's Republic in 1949, are the ...

China’s population shrinks for fourth consecutive year, intensifying fears about future

China’s birth rate in 2025 stood at 5.63 per 1,000 people, the lowest since 1949, according to new government data.

A better way to address China’s population decline

China’s demographic decline complicates Xi Jinping’s ambitions. The president wants to double GDP by 2035, complete the country’s transformation into a techno-industrial superpower and expand its ...