Arctic Russia: Military towns growing while overall population slides
The population of Murmansk is shrinking to a historical low. Only the Northern Fleet garrisons see new people moving in.
Read moreThe population of Murmansk is shrinking to a historical low. Only the Northern Fleet garrisons see new people moving in.
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 moreNorwegians, especially the youngsters, move south. Foreign citizens though, have more than doubled the last ten years. Vadsø, Honningsvåg and
Read moreFinland’s public broadcaster Yle recently asked the pollster Taloustutkimus to carry out a survey asking a sample of Finns about
Read moreWhile more and more people move to Sweden’s bigger towns and cities, 63 municipalities in the countryside have seen
Read moreAbout 400,000 people have left the Kola Peninsula since the breakup of the Soviet Union. Latest statistics from Murmanskstat confirms
Read moreNorthern Norway had a population growth in 2016, but there is still plenty of space for more residents. All the
Read moreThe Northwest Territories (N.W.T.) is one of the few places in Canada that saw its population shrink last year. Now
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