Why demographic challenges in Ukraine are equally dangerous as its economic and political troubles?

Ukraine seems to be following European trends as its rural areas go through changes. Can and should anything be done about it?

What a census can tell us that no other survey can

How Ukraine’s population dynamics is similar and different compared to its neighbors

Why the temptation to compensate population losses with immigrants is dangerous

Ukraine's population in 2050 will be about 36 million people, according to Ukrainian demographers, NRCU reports

Ukraine, Belarus and Serbia are the most likely candidates in Europe to "die" first because of the "want out" phenomenon, Edward Hugh, a Welsh economist and blogger, wrote in his article on A Fistful of Euros blog platform.

More than 1622 Ukrainian scientists (with PhD) have left the country between 1996 and 2011 in a comment for The Ukrainian Week informs State Statistics Service of Ukraine.

Russia’s accession to the WTO signals a renewed effort to draw Ukraine into a Eurasian union

Ukraine’s key demographic problem is a high mortality rate caused by the poor health of its population, a demographer says

More than anything else, over the 20 years of its independence, Ukrainian authorities have pretended to solve the nation’s demographics troubles