The Americas have seen a major demographic reshaping over the past century. Using historical census records and UN estimates, the data shows how the region shifted from a North-heavy population map in 1939 to a far more balanced distribution by 2025. 1️⃣ The United States stayed the largest — but grew slower than others. With about 138M people in 1939, the U.S. led the hemisphere by a wide margin. By 2025 it reached 347M, but several Latin American countries expanded at far higher rates, changin

The Demographic Summit, an international gathering of ultra-conservatives, took place over two days last week. Organised by the illiberal Hungarian government led by prime minister Viktor Orbán, it supposedly focused on demographic problems with a regional scope, such as decreasing birth rates in central and eastern Europe. But Nőkért Egyesület – an organisation set up to protect the rights of women in Hungary – suspected that, in line with Orbán’s pronatalist policies, gender stereotypes and ‘b

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