u. k. spain france all have declining fertility rates. in fact, in the us, if not for immigration, the fertility rate would also be way upside down, if not for emigration. but china situation is unique. not only do they have a very low facility, right, as previously explained, relatively low immigration levels as well. but they also have, you know, what they have, they have one unique reason that they find themselves in the position that they're now in. it's called the one child policy, a one child policy population planning initiative that china implemented back in 1980 to 2015 to curb the country's population growth by restricting families to a single child. 2 things happened as a result. it led to a population with fewer workers, fewer people were born and it also created a population where there are more boys, more boys then there were girls by lot. and guess what happens without girls? fewer berries. so what's the chinese government doing now? obviously they've recognize this, they have to deal with that. officials are now looking fo

u. k. spain france all have declining fertility rates. in fact, in the us, if not for immigration, the fertility rate would also be way upside down. if not for immigration, but china situation is unique. not only do they have a very low fertility rate as previously explained, relatively low immigration levels as well. but they also have, you know, what they have, they have one unique reason that they find themselves in the position that they're now in. it's called the one child policy, a one child policy, a population planning initiative that china implemented back in 1980 to 2015 to curb the country's population growth by restricting families to a single child. 2 things happened as a result. it led to a population with fewer workers, fewer people were born and it also created a population where there are more boys, more boys then there were girls by lot. and guess what happens without girls? fewer berries. so what's the chinese government doing now? obviously they've recognized this, they have to deal with that. officials are now looking

u. k. spain france all have declining fertility rates. in fact, in the us, if not for immigration, the fertility rate would also be way upside down, if not for emigration. but china situation is unique. not only do they have a very low facility, right, as previously explained, relatively low immigration levels as well. but they also have, you know, what they have, they have one unique reason that they find themselves in the position that they're now in. it's called the one child policy, the one child policy population planning initiative that china implemented back in 1980 to 2015 to curb the country's population growth by restricting families to a single child. 2 things happened as a result. it led to a population with fewer workers, fewer people were born and it also created a population where there are more boys, more boys then there were girls by law. and guess what happens without girls? fewer babies. so what's the chinese government doing now? obviously they recognize this they have to deal with, and officials are now looking for wa

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u. k. is lead frowns of spain, netherlands, and belgium aldermore may make a distant agency in north america is the us and canada. and you talk about the major, the dentist that you name any like either it's a genetic. if he does the vice soft gap watermark you're in, he goes manual, the book goes from the dish. and, and how concerned are these big western brands about the environmental degradation? cheap clothing is causing and buying a dish. or i would say the boston is there like your own that it's just last week of the you borrow them and test score for and, and to foster session and editing a more to go and to stay. look on the website is um, so the manuals or how been engaging in the process of more sustainable testing making for example, of the swedish agent or agent number. uh they have, they have been working with the bottom of the, she told me says do they use warner other resources in the cotton and or any production process? and lately they had the also being in board with the us and also ws toward won't read their solutions. but i would say that these engagements also have their

u. k, netherlands, france, and spain and a forces. meanwhile, smaller surveillance, drones with high tech cameras, costs around a $195000.00 per unit. and then you have technical drones like the full lar, that is able to fly for up to 12 hours at a max range of 90 kilometers that cost around $35000.00. they can be armed and are run by pilots on the ground through a satellite link up, which makes them highly deadly and specialized. these military drones are designed to have secure communication and has sensors that possess more range and versatility than your average commercial drone. they also have quieter engines, which makes them more difficult to detect and can be quickly assembled into weapons of the global military drone market is projected to reach over $23000000000.00 by 2027 as they're changing the face of traditional warfare. drones can respond quickly and are cheaper to make and maintain compared to planes. they can also be operated at a distance and have automatic functions, which can save manpower and lives. they put a fewer lives at risk and the military can also cut down on

u. k. in spain and france is at the beginning of the day and institution, but needs to be question. that being said, the police of impress ease uh highly racist when you look at the way in which, uh, how do we notice uh, well, we have like, you know, numbers that show. but i always gives a bubble. are actually how students are actually uh, 90 percent of the time directed i people of color silverstein also, if we can people and like people. ready in france, but not only, and we also have like, you know, close that you like, you know, research what has been done by a journalist that has been done by research as well for the police and sometimes until treated the police. and we show that like, you know, the police like police man on a regular basis like, you know, use races these course and also engage in racist and church. and when the peep. ready but they should be, uh, actually serving a boat that varies a mass of this to where he's from people being brutalized by the police oliver to the french. but specifically in the volume in the neighborhood saying we should have more people co

u. k, netherlands, france, and spain and a forces. meanwhile, smaller surveillance, drones with high tech cameras, costs around a $195000.00 per unit. and then you have tactical drones, like the full lar, that is able to fly for up to 12 hours at a max range of 90 kilometers that cost around $35000.00. they can be armed and are run by pilots on the ground through a satellite link up, which makes them highly deadly and specialized. these military drones are designed to have secure communication and has sensors that possess more range and versatility than your average commercial drone. they also have quieter engines, which makes them more difficult to detect and can be quickly assembled into weapons . the global military drone market is projected to reach over $23000000000.00 by 2027 as they're changing the face of traditional warfare. the drones can respond quickly and are cheaper to make and maintain compared to planes. they can also be operated at a distance and have automatic functions, which can save manpower and lives. they put a fewer lives at risk and the military can also cut down

u. k, netherlands, france, and spain and a forces. meanwhile, smaller surveillance, drones with high tech cameras, costs around a $195000.00 per unit. and then you have tactical drones, like the full mar that is able to fly for up to 12 hours at a max range of 90 kilometers. that cost around $35000.00. they can be armed and are run by pilots on the ground through a satellite link up, which makes them highly deadly and specialized. these military drones are designed to have secure communication and has sensors that possess more range and versatility. then your average commercial drum. they also have quieter engines, which makes them more difficult to detect and can be quickly assembled into weapons of the global military drill and market is projected to reach over $23000000000.00 by 2027 as they're changing the face of traditional warfare. drones can respond quickly and are cheaper to make and maintain compared to planes. they can also be operated at a distance and have automatic functions, which can save manpower and lives. they put a fewer lives at risk and the military can also cut down

spain, the. this time will signal momentum, u. k. last tv that's home on that we're seeing is that the human activity underway in the last 23 or 4000 years on this land is disappearing authenticate. so this entire territory will continue to evolve into a more natural ecosystem. until she stand by, categories must not throughout the vast regions of europe have been deserted by their inhabitants. by 2100, spain could lose half its population. when humans move away flora in front of re take the land. this development has been observed by natural scientist, roberto after sunshine, need to have a hole in your suppose one thing, yes. my work in these mountains is to find out how nature works. is thomas and we said it because it has come on us. we're very close now to cameras . positions here that's allow is to monitor things weekly. some, repulsively, it's quite likely that some bears a wondering around somewhere right now of the send them to come a sense of what have gone. and so since when we began, there were only 13 barriers here, we w

u k, and e u a amongst the biggest donors of luck to you. at least $39.00 microns and refugees have drowned off the coast of spain's canary islands. dozens of others have been rescued. police and pakistan have a rest of 7 people, a case of involvement and last week, sinking off the coast of greece as described as key figures and the people smothering. hundreds of people drowned last week, many of them from pakistan on the us coast gone, says there may be less than 20 hours of august and left for the crew of i'm missing something simple. it disappeared on the dives the titanic ship racking the north atlantic. a canadian at cross searching for the vehicle, how to take to the underwater banging noise of those. all you'll headlines as always a website down to 0 dot com has more on all top stories do. stay tuned. the big picture is next. where is the western agenda heading? that's the g 7. really even matter anymore. who's more electable, joe biden? or donald trump, our journalistic in the media undermining our society. can americans cross their supreme court? is not the quizzical look of us politics. often line the same city limits as an identi