Russia regional breakdown: Out of road crashes vs s*icide, which one ranks higher as a cause of death in each area? Yellow = transport accidents lead Red = s*icide leads

Up my previous table with the "Men per 100 Women" ratio. This shows the gender gap in mixed unions➡️

Interethnic Marriages in the Late USSR. Men vs Women marrying outside their ethnicity — inside their own republic. Who "mixed" more? In Central Asia & Caucasus → men massively more likely to marry outsiders. In Slavic/Baltic parts → women more often did.

Interethnic Marriages in the USSR (Based on 5% Sample Survey Data, 1985) https://t.co/4Qoi5sx26k

2025 Kazakhstan Homicides Kazakhstan's 2025 homicide rates show a big regional gap. Almaty City at 0.61 per 100k (Zurich/Oslo level), while the highest rates are in mining-heavy industrial regions full of Soviet-era monotowns — almost 9x higher.

Top Boy Names in Kazakhstan (1990–2025) 🇰🇿 1990–2001: Aleksandr 2002–2005: Dias 2006–2013: Erasyl 2014–2023: Alikhan 2024–2025: Mukhammed

Demographic Fracture: From Slavic Dominance to Central Asian Boom (Births in the Former USSR, 1950–2024)

In several regions of Kazakhstan, suicide deaths have now surpassed road traffic fatalities in 2025. This trend is most prominent in the country's highly urbanized and industrial northern and central hubs.

Global Infant Mortality Comparison 🌍

Abortion stats in Russia are often misread. In 2024, the total of 444k includes miscarriages. To match intl standards, we must count only induced abortions:~223k. That’s 6.5 per 1,000 women (15-49) - significantly lower than the US rate (~15.4) https://t.co/3VvQNTp1mR

Tuva’s homicide rate is the highest not just in Russia, but across the entire former Soviet Union and possibly all of Eurasia. Perhaps only certain parts of Papua New Guinea could challenge that statistic.

Homicide rates across Russia by region (2025) The national average is 4.03 - but the gap between regions is extreme.

In 2025, Tajikistan recorded 255,100 births, a 2.7% decrease from 262,185 in 2024. The estimated Total Fertility Rate (TFR) for 2025 reached 2.95, compared to 3.10 in 2024.

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Btw, Kazakh ethnic consolidation is wild Even in the 60s, when Kazakhs were a minority (~30%), only 0.5% of Kazakh mothers had kids with other ethnicities. The Soviet "melting pot" failed here. Timeline (interethnic births): '60: 0.5% '70: 1.25% '80: 1.8% '90: 2.61% '25: 2.47%

Russian Total Fertility Rate (TFR) – Rolling Year (Jan 2026): Russia: 1.362 Moscow: 1.429 Saint Petersburg: 1.241 Top: Chechnya: 2.559 Tuva: 2.192 Bottom: Leningrad Region: 0.913 https://t.co/HnOkINMGTI

Based on 2025 natural population growth and net migration data Top 3 ethnicities in Kazakhstan (as of early 2026): Kazakhs: 14,664,159 (+1.43% year-on-year) Russians: 2,943,305 (-0.70% year-on-year) Uzbeks: 694,903 (+2.42% year-on-year)

Ethnic Kazakh Births & % of total births 1960: 130,515 (35.02%) 1970: 130,589 (43.32%) 1980: 161,991 (45.50%) 1990: 201,560 (55.47%) 2000: 144,337 (66.39%) 2010: 267,017 (72.57%) 2020: 317,011 (78.79%) 2021: 360,936 (80.83%) -the highest in recorded history 2025: 262,800 (79.72%)

Kazakhstan 2024-2025: Number of Births by Ethnicity 🇰🇿

In 2025, Armenia recorded 32,042 births, a 4.6% decrease from 33,593 in 2024. The estimated Total Fertility Rate (TFR) for 2025 reached 1.64, compared to 1.71 in 2024. https://t.co/r22rN6fmDk