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From lonely deaths among the elderly to shrinking armies, falling birthrates are reshaping societies beyond the economic sphere.

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Homelessness is a global crisis that affects millions of people across every continent. From the tent cities of Los Angeles to the sprawling slums of Mumbai, ...

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As Japan’s population ages and youth cohorts shrink, universities are looking outward. At the University of Tokyo, Kaori Hayashi helps lead the push for international students.

Experts stress that Japan’s tourism portfolio is now more diversified and resilient, with Western markets also contributing strongly.