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Baby Gabriel West and the right to homicide by omission
Society
Baby Gabriel West and the right to homicide by omission
September 13, 2026

Baby Gabriel West: a surrogate fled to Texas to save a child his genetic parents wanted aborted. America’s right to homicide by omission, sanctioned by courts.

O bebê Gabriel West e o direito ao homicídio por omissão
September 11, 2026

Barriga de aluguel fugiu para o Texas para salvar bebê com cardiopatia tratável. Pais contratantes queriam deixá-lo morrer na Califórnia.

O bebê Gabriel West e o direito ao homicídio por omissão
Português
O Ocidente como civilização do infanticídio
Português
O Ocidente como civilização do infanticídio
August 24, 2026

EUA legalizam aborto de bebês de 9 meses em 10 estados. Nenhum país europeu permite. O Ocidente caminha para o infanticídio.

The West as a civilization of infanticide
August 22, 2026

Would it be possible to speak of the “Epsteinization” of society as a whole, rather than of an “Epstein class”?

The West as a civilization of infanticide
Society
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The Great Slowdown: India’s falling birth rate
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The Great Slowdown: India’s falling birth rate
June 28, 2026

For decades, India was synonymous with population explosion. But between 2001 and 2021, something quietly transformed the world’s most populous nation. Fertility rates fell by nearly half – dropping below replacement level in much of the country. This infographic tracks India’s stunning two-decade fertility decline, from peak growth to a future with fewer children per family.

What will be left of Ukraine?
June 15, 2026

Can Ukraine sustain the costs of a long war of attrition against a larger opponent while preserving the demographic, economic, and social foundations of a viable post-war state?

What will be left of Ukraine?
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Projected population in 2100: Eastern Europe
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Projected population in 2100: Eastern Europe
January 26, 2026

Eastern Europe is projected to be the epicenter of global population collapse. This infographic maps a landscape of drastic decline, where nearly every nation is expected to lose a substantial share of its people by 2100. The sole, striking exception is transcontinental Kazakhstan, which is forecast to grow. Among the countries contracting, Russia is projected to experience the mildest decline, a relative resilience owed not to positive trends but to its sheer size and lingering geopolitical pull, which slightly temper the exodus devastating its smaller neighbors.

Projected population in 2100: Southern Europe
January 6, 2026

From the Mediterranean coast to the Balkans, Southern Europe faces a uniform demographic retreat.

Projected population in 2100: Southern Europe
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