A Russia-appointed official in Ukraine’s occupied Luhansk region says that Moscow’s forces have overrun all of it.

Hyderabad has surpassed Delhi in population density with 18,161 people per square kilometer. This rapid growth, driven by the tech sector and cultural significance, is straining the city's ...

Ukraine has lashed out at FIFA after the governing body of world football showed a map that seemingly omitted Crimea as part of the country. The incident took place last week when FIFA held a ...

Europe News: The United Nations reports that Ukraine's population has drastically fallen by 10 million since the Russian invasion began in February 2022, driven by exodus, casualties, and a ...

Ukraine’s population has declined by around 10 million people, or about a quarter, since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion in 2022, according to the United Nations.

BERLIN, Oct 22 (Reuters) - Ukraine's population has declined by 10 million, or around a quarter, since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion as a result of refugees leaving, collapsing ...

Ukraine’s population stood at 52 million upon its independence in 1991. As part of the former Soviet Union, not everyone in Ukraine was ethnically Ukrainian, with many coming from other Soviet ...

The researchers created high-resolution maps of Ukraine’s various regions, showing the areas in which power generation from solar and wind energy is most favourable. The team took into account several ...

Considering Russia has the ninth highest population in the world, it is the area on this map with the largest gap between its population ranking and its population density ranking.

Ukraine's shock incursion across the Russian border into Kursk Oblast may force important strategic decisions on Moscow as President Vladimir Putin's troops are taken as prisoners of war and ...

"Ukraine is expected to have its population growing despite the conflict because some of the refugees are coming back (and leave the countries where they stayed—that's why, for instance, Poland ...

Not literally, but in theory we could all fit into a single city size of Texas. It all comes down to population density! As humans we've spread out across the world in a relatively unorganized and ...