How Murmansk government plans to attract newcomers and reverse regional decline
“We need 200,000 newcomers to compensate for natural population decline in the region over the coming decade,” she says. Depopulation
Read more“We need 200,000 newcomers to compensate for natural population decline in the region over the coming decade,” she says. Depopulation
Read moreStatistics Finland’s projection, published on Monday, gives backing to often heard predictions that the country’s population will soon go into
Read moreShrinking population also in cities like Tromsø, Harstad and Mo i Rana during first half of 2019. Population is down
Read moreMany properties in rural Sweden are simply abandoned as more people move to the towns and cities. This is becoming
Read moreThere are now less than three quarter of a million people living on the Kola Peninsula. By beginning of 2019,
Read moreAccording to preliminary data from Statistics Finland, 47,307 births were recorded in the country last year, a good 3,000 fewer
Read moreMore people are leaving Alaska than are moving to the state, leading to overall population decline. That’s the major takeaway
Read moreParliament’s audit committee issued a report on Tuesday outlining five major problems with housing policy in Finland. The committee concluded
Read moreAnja Soininen would like to sell her home and move closer to her son’s family, but there are no interested
Read moreArkhangelsk and Murmansk Oblasts are the part of the Barents region with sharpest drop in population, while both Northern Sweden
Read moreAn overwhelming majority has voted in favour of keeping local health services open in two northern Swedish districts hit
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