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    Russia’s population crisis is so dire, it’s staring down a labor shortage of 11 million people by 2030, a minister told Putin


    Russia’s population crisis is so dire, it’s staring down a labor shortage of 11 million people by 2030, a minister told Putin

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    1. bononoisland on

      >* Russia could face a labor shortage of nearly 11 million people by 2030, its labor minister said.

      >* Birth rates have plummeted, and labor shortages have worsened because of the war in Ukraine.

      >* The demographic crisis is threatening the country’s long-term economic stability.

    2. Falling_clock on

      This war has ruined Russia future. They are exchanging their future for the poorest European country

    4. bd_one on

      All of this work to try to conquer land in a country that also has sub-replacement birth rates…

      Russia is going to need to rethink its approach as a nation, or whatever they do will result in demographic collapse.

      Meanwhile most of the migrants from Central Asian countries are there on temporary work visas, and the other day we were dunking on them for only bringing in low 5 figures of immigrants.

    5. moldyman_99 on

      This is why the whole narrative that Russia is beating NATO is bs.

      Russia is literally wasting it’s entire future, while only facing a fraction of the power that NATO has to its disposal, and NATO’s most powerful member is hardly even committed.

      So what did it cost NATO to fuck up Russia’s future? A few years of low growth. A few hundred billion dollars in weapons deliveries (the costs of which it can easily absorb)

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