March Archive

Putting gendercide on the front page

Michael Cook | 11 March 2010

Finally.

Female mortality matters

Vincenzina Santoro | 04 March 2010

China and India lead in mortality for girls under five.

February Archive

Positive signs from the UN

Vincenzina Santoro | 23 February 2010

Is awareness of the problem of population decline increasing in South Korea?

January Archive

Vanishing Females in Vietnam

Vincenzina Santoro | 18 January 2010

Vietnam is heading down the same rocky road as China by allowing sex-selective abortion.

China wakes up to consequences of one-child policy

Michael Cook | 15 January 2010

Official report from Chinese Academy of Social Sciences

Russia’s brief burst of optimism

Michael Cook | 13 January 2010

Before the bad news returns

Boris Johnson on over-population

Michael Cook | 13 January 2010

Gee, I missed this one from the hoo-haa surrounding the Copenhagen Summit. Sorry…

Bangladesh endorses one-child policy

Michael Cook | 05 January 2010

Bangladesh is going to introduce a voluntary "one couple, one child" population planning policy by 2015 to curb its growing population.

John Lennon on the population bomb

Michael Cook | 05 January 2010

Arguments from authority are very weak indeed, but when the authority is John Lennon, what the heck.

December Archive

Will the one-child policy wreck China’s economy?

Michael Cook | 14 December 2009

China faces gigantic economic problems as the legacy of its one-child policy, says Nicholas Eberstadt

An “odious, zombie-like Malthusian” organisation has a plan to save the world

Michael Cook | 10 December 2009

The Optimum Population Trust wants you to offset your carbon footprint with contraception.

MercatorNet exclusive—poetry by Al Gore

Michael Cook | 09 December 2009

Al Gore’s latest book has just hit the bookshops. Our Choice: A Plan to Solve the Climate Crisis is a lavishly illustrated handbook for climate-change activism.

Will Ethiopia become a Muslim-majority nation?

Michael Cook | 07 December 2009

Jury still out

As Army shrinks, South Korea to recruit women soldiers

Michael Cook | 04 December 2009

From 2011 South Korea may start recruiting women volunteers for its Army to make up for its growing shortage of young men.

Japan’s new government seeks to boost birth rate

Michael Cook | 04 December 2009

Japan's new government, led by the Democratic Party of Japan, seems to be taking its population problem seriously.

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