Mark N.V. Temnycky
@mtemnycky.bsky.social
Ukrainian-American | Forbes Geopolitics Contributor covering Eurasia | Atlantic Council Nonresident Fellow | Bylines New York Times, The Hill, Newsweek, EUobserver, Kyiv Post, etc
Website https://wakelet.com/@MTemnycky
Email mtemnycky@atlanticcouncil.org
Website https://wakelet.com/@MTemnycky
Email mtemnycky@atlanticcouncil.org
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My latest for @forbes.com about Russia’s current demographic crisis. Thank you Andrew D’Anieri and @bdtaylor-su.bsky.social for your commentary for this article
www.forbes.com/sites/markte...
My latest for @forbes.com about Russia’s current demographic crisis. Thank you Andrew D’Anieri and @bdtaylor-su.bsky.social for your commentary for this article
www.forbes.com/sites/markte...
How The War In Ukraine Has Sparked A Demographic Crisis In Russia
Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine has sparked a demographic crisis in Russia, fueled by military casualties, emigration, and a shrinking population with economic impacts.
www.forbes.com
October 8, 2025 at 1:08 PM
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My latest for @forbes.com about Russia’s current demographic crisis. Thank you Andrew D’Anieri and @bdtaylor-su.bsky.social for your commentary for this article
www.forbes.com/sites/markte...
My latest for @forbes.com about Russia’s current demographic crisis. Thank you Andrew D’Anieri and @bdtaylor-su.bsky.social for your commentary for this article
www.forbes.com/sites/markte...
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War casualties, emigration, and low birth rates have contributed to this population decline. The UN estimates that should this trend continue, in a worst-case scenario, Russia’s population could drop from 144 million in 2025 to 57 million by 2100
War casualties, emigration, and low birth rates have contributed to this population decline. The UN estimates that should this trend continue, in a worst-case scenario, Russia’s population could drop from 144 million in 2025 to 57 million by 2100
October 8, 2025 at 1:06 PM
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War casualties, emigration, and low birth rates have contributed to this population decline. The UN estimates that should this trend continue, in a worst-case scenario, Russia’s population could drop from 144 million in 2025 to 57 million by 2100
War casualties, emigration, and low birth rates have contributed to this population decline. The UN estimates that should this trend continue, in a worst-case scenario, Russia’s population could drop from 144 million in 2025 to 57 million by 2100