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Top 10 Countries Driving Future Population Growth
By 2037, the global population is expected to reach nine billion, with nearly half of the growth concentrated in just 10 countries. According to data from the United Nations, five of these nations are in Africa and four in Asia, with India leading the list by adding 147 million people, equivalent to the population of Russia. Nigeria, Africa’s most populous country, follows, with a projected growth of 65 million. Other key contributors include Pakistan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and the United States, the only country outside Asia and Africa on the list. These nations will account for 49% of global population growth, underscoring the pivotal role of Asia and Africa in shaping future demographics.
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Global Robotaxi Services: Where Can You Ride One?
Robotaxis, the first real-world application of self-driving cars, are operational in several cities despite public and regulatory concerns following recent accidents, such as a Cruise robotaxi crash in San Francisco. In the U.S., Waymo operates driverless taxis in cities like San Francisco, Los Angeles, Phoenix, and Austin, while Cruise has suspended services in six cities. Meanwhile, China is leading the charge, with Baidu's Apollo Go operating 400 robotaxis in Wuhan and other cities like Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Shanghai, and Beijing also hosting public trials. Additionally, WeRide runs trials in Abu Dhabi and Singapore. While services are growing, many robotaxis remain limited to specific areas, times, or distances, and some have on-board or remote safety operators to oversee operations.
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