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Deagel 2025 Forecast Resurrected 1

Deagle 2025 Forecast Resurrected

Published :August 20, 2021•Updated :September 29, 2023
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As introduction, I’m going to borrow from this commentary and analysis of this forecast data.

“The Deagel corporation is a minor branch of US military intelligence, one of the many secretive organizations which collects data for high-level decision-making purposes and prepares confidential briefing documents for agencies like the National Security Agency, the United Nations, and the World Bank.

It is known, for example, to have contributed to a Stratfor report on North Korea. With this kind of pedigree, Deagel should be seen as a legitimate player in the intelligence community and not merely a disinformation asset.

If so, then it must be assumed that its population predictions for 2025, as well as its industrial output predictions on a nation-by-nation basis, are based on strategic assumptions which are shared and well understood by other players in the intelligence community.”

Source : https://metallicman.com/the-shocking-2025-deagel-forecast-and-remote-viewing-the-future/

I think that these figures are based on an assumption, or perhaps knowledge, that there is a storm coming.

Deagel.com’s [infamous] 2025 forecast was removed from their website sometime in 2020. The content is reproduced here for reference and educational purposes.

This map is a visual summary of the forecast percentage population change by country, 2017-2025.

The full sortable table only displays in desktop browsers. The abridged mobile version displays only the population figures. Full PDF here, and a web archive of the original Deagel page can be viewed here : https://web.archive.org/web/20200629112402/http://www.deagel.com/country/forecast.aspx

Abbreviations

GDP : Gross Domestic Product (in USD millions)
ME : Military Expenditures (in USD millions)
PPP : Power Purchase Parity (in USD)

Deagel 2025 Forecast by Country

Country Population 2017 Population 2025 Population Change GDP 2017 GDP 2025 GDP Change ME 2017 ME 2025 ME Change PPP 2017 PPP 2025 PPP Change
Afghanistan 34,120,000 33,539,680 -1.7 21,060 115,605 448.9 187 6,329 3,284.5 1,900 4,924 1.6
Albania 3,050,000 2,840,580 -6.9 13,000 24,825 91.0 159 280 76.1 12,500 12,485 0.0
Algeria 40,970,000 43,638,280 6.5 175,500 338,397 92.8 11,460 13,976 22.0 15,100 11,078 -0.3
Angola 29,310,000 19,564,500 -33.2 124,000 137,360 10.8 3,660 4,150 13.4 6,800 6,437 -0.1
Argentina 44,290,000 41,008,200 -7.4 619,900 610,084 -1.6 5,880 4,267 -27.4 20,700 15,621 -0.2
Armenia 3,050,000 2,891,200 -5.2 11,040 14,041 27.2 450 481 6.9 9,100 6,938 -0.2
Aruba 115,120 107,067 -7.0 2,520 2,480 -1.6 25,300 27,172 0.1
Australia 23,230,000 15,196,600 -34.6 1,390,000 420,361 -69.8 27,800 2,752 -90.1 49,900 18,441 -0.6
Austria 8,750,000 6,215,000 -29.0 409,300 267,077 -34.7 2,780 1,080 -61.2 49,200 26,908 -0.5
Azerbaijan 9,960,000 9,630,860 -3.3 39,210 110,940 182.9 1,430 4,853 239.4 17,400 16,456 -0.1
Bahamas 329,988 273,460 -17.1 9,130 7,289 -20.2 25,100 18,312 -0.3
Bahrain 1,410,000 837,800 -40.6 33,870 16,998 -49.8 1,560 376 -75.9 51,800 20,778 -0.6
Bangladesh 157,830,000 178,356,440 13.0 250,000 396,147 58.5 3,600 4,468 24.1 4,200 3,173 -0.2
Barbados 292,336 229,598 -21.5 4,820 3,757 -22.1 17,500 12,857 -0.3
Belarus 9,550,000 7,863,440 -17.7 52,780 60,372 14.4 633 451 -28.8 18,600 10,968 -0.4
Belgium 11,490,000 8,060,900 -29.8 491,700 331,996 -32.5 4,270 1,915 -55.2 46,300 25,767 -0.4
Belize 360,346 351,422 -2.5 1,820 1,887 3.7 21 17 -19.0 8,300 7,671 -0.1
Benin 11,040,000 10,493,240 -5.0 9,410 19,098 103.0 107 199 86.0 2,200 2,600 0.2
Bhutan 758,288 787,650 3.9 2,320 4,143 78.6 8,700 7,515 -0.1
Bolivia 11,140,000 11,981,200 7.6 37,780 57,416 52.0 567 802 41.4 7,500 6,846 -0.1
Bosnia and Herzegovina 3,860,000 3,613,500 -6.4 17,460 24,677 41.3 173 260 50.3 11,400 9,756 -0.1
Botswana 2,210,000 2,262,280 2.4 16,730 25,583 52.9 562 629 11.9 18,100 16,155 -0.1
Brazil 207,350,000 210,314,920 1.4 2,080,000 2,813,100 35.2 27,460 37,598 36.9 15,500 15,412 0.0
Brunei Darussalam 443,593 435,478 -1.8 11,960 22,515 88.3 421 587 39.4 76,700 73,859 0.0
Bulgaria 7,100,000 6,128,360 -13.7 55,950 89,087 59.2 804 1,180 46.8 21,600 20,767 0.0
Burkina Faso 20,110,000 18,227,580 -9.4 13,190 28,185 113.7 162 395 143.8 1,900 2,209 0.2
Burundi 11,470,000 10,516,440 -8.3 3,390 6,927 104.3 75 155 106.7 800 941 0.2
Cambodia 16,200,000 17,454,060 7.7 22,250 48,847 119.5 411 878 113.6 4,000 3,998 0.0
Cameroon 24,990,000 24,507,400 -1.9 30,650 66,425 116.7 489 942 92.6 3,400 3,872 0.1
Canada 35,620,000 26,315,760 -26.1 1,640,000 1,051,840 -35.9 16,200 6,375 -60.6 48,100 25,208 -0.5
Cape Verde 560,899 569,749 1.6 1,730 3,081 78.1 11 16 45.5 6,900 7,725 0.1
Central African Republic 5,620,000 6,005,920 6.9 1,990 2,918 46.6 20 700 694 0.0
Chad 12,070,000 12,431,280 3.0 9,740 22,085 126.7 270 512 89.6 2,400 2,538 0.1
Chile 17,790,000 18,098,060 1.7 263,200 401,817 52.7 4,920 7,932 61.2 24,600 26,665 0.1
China 1,380,000,000 1,358,440,000 -1.6 11,940,000 16,967,051 42.1 226,000 309,528 37.0 16,600 17,843 0.1
Colombia 47,700,000 49,240,520 3.2 307,500 564,868 83.7 10,400 18,146 74.5 14,500 16,388 0.1
Comoros 808,080 885,869 9.6 659 1,253 90.1 33 1,600 2,020 0.3
Costa Rica 4,930,000 5,154,640 4.6 58,910 67,356 14.3 17,200 15,199 -0.1
Cote d'Ivoire 24,180,000 25,463,460 5.3 39,910 72,938 82.8 470 1,093 132.6 3,900 4,092 0.0
Croatia 4,290,000 3,754,250 -12.5 53,480 49,537 -7.4 679 660 -2.8 24,100 18,850 -0.2
Cuba 11,150,000 10,871,820 -2.5 81,560 107,987 32.4 2,510 3,153 25.6 11,900 10,190 -0.1
Cyprus 1,220,000 791,720 -35.1 21,110 11,545 -45.3 375 158 -57.9 36,600 19,087 -0.5
Czechia 10,670,000 9,873,060 -7.5 209,700 211,405 0.8 2,050 2,060 0.5 35,200 30,589 -0.1
Democratic Republic of Congo 83,300,000 81,698,120 -1.9 40,420 44,378 9.8 541 651 20.3 800 776 0.0
Denmark 5,600,000 3,771,760 -32.6 324,100 141,763 -56.3 3,730 1,037 -72.2 49,600 25,057 -0.5
Djibouti 865,267 880,573 1.8 2,080 3,207 54.2 98 3,600 4,653 0.3
Dominican Republic 10,730,000 11,228,820 4.6 74,870 123,924 65.5 479 731 52.6 17,000 15,766 -0.1
Ecuador 16,290,000 15,519,180 -4.7 98,580 115,141 16.8 1,670 2,688 61.0 11,200 10,599 -0.1
Egypt 97,040,000 105,306,900 8.5 332,300 775,038 133.2 9,960 14,679 47.4 13,000 10,514 -0.2
El Salvador 6,170,000 5,291,860 -14.2 27,410 29,505 7.6 238 260 9.2 8,900 7,965 -0.1
Equatorial Guinea 778,358 688,511 -11.5 10,070 11,772 16.9 20 19 -5.0 34,900 22,236 -0.4
Eritrea 5,920,000 6,048,240 2.2 6,050 6,303 4.2 172 1,400 1,046 -0.3
Estonia 1,250,000 932,320 -25.4 25,680 21,980 -14.4 558 351 -37.1 31,500 21,806 -0.3
Eswatini 1,470,000 1,358,340 -7.6 4,030 6,645 64.9 72 138 91.7 9,900 6,989 -0.3
Ethiopia 105,350,000 100,710,020 -4.4 79,740 167,007 109.4 534 1,339 150.7 2,100 2,369 0.1
Fiji 920,938 899,721 -2.3 5,050 5,463 8.2 49 65 32.7 9,900 7,847 -0.2
Finland 5,520,000 5,268,640 -4.6 251,500 273,656 8.8 3,340 3,614 8.2 44,000 40,857 -0.1
France 67,100,000 39,114,580 -41.7 2,570,000 1,077,685 -58.1 58,080 10,761 -81.5 43,600 18,368 -0.6
Gabon 1,770,000 1,904,720 7.6 14,470 29,058 100.8 205 365 78.0 19,300 21,794 0.1
Gambia 2,050,000 2,007,240 -2.1 1,040 1,831 76.1 15 15 0.0 1,700 1,303 -0.2
Georgia 4,930,000 4,724,560 -4.2 15,230 25,697 68.7 339 567 67.3 10,600 7,770 -0.3
Germany 80,590,000 28,134,920 -65.1 3,650,000 620,544 -83.0 43,430 2,896 -93.3 50,200 14,704 -0.7
Ghana 27,500,000 27,991,840 1.8 45,460 70,343 54.7 182 263 44.5 4,600 3,590 -0.2
Greece 10,770,000 8,055,960 -25.2 204,300 123,907 -39.4 5,220 1,977 -62.1 27,800 16,105 -0.4
Grenada 111,724 110,668 -0.9 1,110 1,371 23.5 14,700 17,098 0.2
Guatemala 15,460,000 16,963,080 9.7 70,810 78,726 11.2 276 287 4.0 8,200 6,630 -0.2
Guinea 12,410,000 11,896,000 -4.1 9,180 9,468 3.1 229 149 -34.9 2,000 1,137 -0.4
Guinea-Bissau 1,790,000 1,979,800 10.6 1,290 2,524 95.7 22 45 104.5 1,800 1,821 0.0
Guyana 737,718 725,063 -1.7 3,590 4,405 22.7 51 53 3.9 8,300 8,679 0.0
Haiti 10,650,000 9,439,880 -11.4 8,360 9,903 18.5 1,800 1,152 -0.4
Honduras 9,040,000 9,840,640 8.9 22,680 29,496 30.1 359 324 -9.7 5,500 4,282 -0.2
Hungary 9,850,000 9,378,040 -4.8 132,000 181,098 37.2 1,330 1,531 15.1 28,900 27,587 0.0
Iceland 339,747 195,927 -42.3 24,850 4,169 -83.2 25 1 -96.0 52,100 14,185 -0.7
India 1,280,000,000 1,341,720,000 4.8 2,440,000 5,124,297 110.0 59,280 110,071 85.7 7,200 5,456 -0.2
Indonesia 260,580,000 267,136,480 2.5 1,011,000 1,826,198 80.6 8,890 14,284 60.7 12,400 9,766 -0.2
Iran 82,020,000 81,976,680 -0.1 427,700 822,021 92.2 11,490 18,629 62.1 20,000 14,325 -0.3
Iraq 31,860,000 33,754,520 5.9 221,800 359,975 62.3 6,360 21,651 240.4 7,100 15,235 1.1
Ireland 4,770,000 1,318,740 -72.4 220,900 24,440 -88.9 1,210 28 -97.7 41,300 12,355 -0.7
Israel 7,710,000 3,982,480 -48.3 272,700 70,478 -74.2 15,530 1,659 -89.3 34,900 11,798 -0.7
Italy 61,480,000 43,760,260 -28.8 2,070,000 1,310,580 -36.7 35,000 12,942 -63.0 29,600 21,600 -0.3
Jamaica 2,910,000 2,763,480 -5.0 14,390 15,756 9.5 123 111 -9.8 9,000 7,612 -0.2
Japan 127,250,000 103,047,280 -19.0 5,000,000 3,050,260 -39.0 49,000 17,808 -63.7 37,100 23,593 -0.4
Jordan 6,480,000 6,888,740 6.3 34,080 44,093 29.4 1,580 1,625 2.8 6,100 9,144 0.5
Kazakhstan 17,740,000 18,141,480 2.3 224,900 221,014 -1.7 2,720 1,886 -30.7 14,100 17,404 0.2
Kenya 44,040,000 50,320,160 14.3 45,310 126,631 179.5 887 2,142 141.5 1,800 3,595 1.0
Kiribati 103,248 103,179 -0.1 173 252 45.7 6,400 3,483 -0.5
Kuwait 2,690,000 2,401,080 -10.7 179,500 100,830 -43.8 9,270 2,922 -68.5 42,100 34,104 -0.2
Kyrgyzstan 5,550,000 5,753,600 3.7 7,230 9,888 36.8 31 102 229.0 2,500 2,455 0.0
Laos 6,690,000 7,665,700 14.6 10,100 31,359 210.5 46 95 106.5 3,100 5,844 0.9
Latvia 2,180,000 1,755,520 -19.5 30,380 32,876 8.2 280 367 31.1 19,100 24,795 0.3
Lebanon 4,130,000 6,585,900 59.5 43,490 84,518 94.3 1,750 3,286 87.8 15,800 18,333 0.2
Lesotho 1,940,000 1,749,080 -9.8 2,460 2,686 9.2 48 37 -22.9 2,200 2,057 -0.1
Liberia 3,990,000 3,789,280 -5.0 1,980 2,184 10.3 16 12 -25.0 700 627 -0.1
Libya 6,000,000 3,253,820 -45.8 70,920 17,328 -75.6 11,300 3,513 -0.7
Lithuania 3,510,000 2,709,640 -22.8 46,710 51,542 10.3 453 618 36.4 22,600 27,174 0.2
Luxembourg 514,862 199,020 -61.3 60,540 5,792 -90.4 363 8 -97.8 77,900 19,402 -0.8
Madagascar 22,590,000 24,842,620 10.0 10,530 19,807 88.1 72 106 47.2 1,000 1,139 0.1
Malawi 16,770,000 17,488,020 4.3 3,680 9,659 162.5 34 60 76.5 900 789 -0.1
Malaysia 29,630,000 33,358,220 12.6 312,400 722,005 131.1 4,840 10,899 125.2 17,500 30,920 0.8
Maldives 393,988 390,153 -1.0 2,270 4,516 98.9 77 99 28.6 9,100 15,824 0.7
Mali 15,970,000 16,208,120 1.5 11,370 28,047 146.7 164 539 228.7 1,100 2,472 1.2
Malta 409,836 295,243 -28.0 9,310 7,124 -23.5 57 26 -54.4 27,500 21,156 -0.2
Mauritania 3,440,000 3,843,620 11.7 4,180 9,995 139.1 225 410 82.2 2,200 3,715 0.7
Mauritius 1,320,000 1,363,960 3.3 11,900 16,772 40.9 22 30 36.4 16,100 17,566 0.1
Mexico 118,820,000 124,717,740 5.0 1,330,000 1,315,800 -1.1 7,850 6,123 -22.0 15,600 13,724 -0.1
Micronesia 106,104 89,473 -15.7 2,339 440 -81.2 7,300 3,282 -0.6
Moldova 3,620,000 2,750,860 -24.0 7,880 7,686 -2.5 23 21 -8.7 3,600 3,463 0.0
Mongolia 2,910,000 3,118,360 7.2 11,140 21,331 91.5 124 187 50.8 5,900 9,772 0.7
Montenegro 653,474 596,753 -8.7 4,520 7,879 74.3 84 122 45.2 11,900 18,861 0.6
Morocco 32,650,000 33,767,920 3.4 104,800 209,263 99.7 3,730 7,114 90.7 5,500 8,853 0.6
Mozambique 24,100,000 26,006,520 7.9 14,670 22,373 52.5 117 176 50.4 1,200 1,229 0.0
Myanmar 55,120,000 58,638,300 6.4 66,970 194,931 191.1 2,730 4,951 81.4 6,300 4,749 -0.2
Namibia 2,180,000 2,348,840 7.7 12,300 14,518 18.0 382 453 18.6 8,200 8,550 0.0
Nepal 30,430,000 33,825,620 11.2 19,340 57,324 196.4 272 781 187.1 1,500 2,421 0.6
Netherlands 16,800,000 16,809,740 0.1 800,500 858,167 7.2 10,160 9,670 -4.8 41,400 47,451 0.1
New Caledonia 264,022 218,667 -17.2 9,280 5,847 -37.0 15,000 17,826 0.2
New Zealand 4,360,000 3,290,300 -24.5 181,100 72,605 -59.9 2,040 343 -83.2 30,400 14,711 -0.5
Nicaragua 5,790,000 6,202,240 7.1 11,280 19,389 71.9 71 105 47.9 4,500 4,466 0.0
Niger 16,900,000 17,764,280 5.1 7,300 16,427 125.0 77 367 376.6 800 1,321 0.7
Nigeria 174,510,000 187,254,300 7.3 292,000 708,608 142.7 2,600 4,970 91.2 2,800 5,406 0.9
North Macedonia 2,100,000 1,903,800 -9.3 11,420 19,164 67.8 125 209 67.2 15,200 14,380 -0.1
Norway 5,080,000 3,833,960 -24.5 515,800 173,609 -66.3 7,220 1,457 -79.8 55,400 30,188 -0.5
Oman 3,150,000 3,616,920 14.8 81,950 83,579 2.0 7,050 7,449 5.7 29,800 33,011 0.1
Pakistan 193,240,000 218,871,280 13.3 236,500 825,648 249.1 7,170 26,016 262.8 3,100 5,389 0.7
Panama 3,560,000 3,841,600 7.9 40,620 57,577 41.7 340 403 18.5 16,500 20,694 0.3
Papua New Guinea 6,430,000 7,571,120 17.7 16,100 23,283 44.6 87 123 41.4 2,900 3,065 0.1
Paraguay 6,620,000 7,238,960 9.3 30,560 43,979 43.9 507 667 31.6 6,800 8,679 0.3
Peru 29,850,000 31,899,960 6.9 210,300 270,215 28.5 2,690 3,032 12.7 11,100 12,101 0.1
Philippines 105,720,000 117,031,940 10.7 272,200 672,337 147.0 3,240 8,302 156.2 4,700 8,207 0.7
Poland 38,380,000 33,230,780 -13.4 513,900 419,545 -18.4 9,800 6,056 -38.2 21,100 18,036 -0.1
Portugal 10,790,000 8,113,860 -24.8 219,300 175,602 -19.9 3,900 2,188 -43.9 22,900 21,230 -0.1
Puerto Rico 3,640,000 1,165,780 -68.0 93,520 20,977 -77.6 16,300 11,996 -0.3
Qatar 2,040,000 1,764,240 -13.5 213,100 98,028 -54.0 18,000 3,360 -81.3 102,100 51,731 -0.5
Republic of the Congo 4,570,000 5,330,360 16.6 14,250 26,596 86.6 123 594 382.9 4,800 7,128 0.5
Romania 21,790,000 21,014,080 -3.6 183,800 338,930 84.4 2,370 4,384 85.0 13,200 23,041 0.7
Russia 142,500,000 141,830,780 -0.5 2,110,000 4,324,406 104.9 93,870 186,146 98.3 18,100 43,557 1.4
Rwanda 12,010,000 12,856,620 7.0 7,700 23,147 200.6 86 262 204.7 1,500 2,572 0.7
Saint Lucia 162,781 127,192 -21.9 1,380 1,302 -5.7 13,100 10,978 -0.2
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 103,220 99,763 -3.3 742 998 34.5 12,100 12,884 0.1
Samoa 195,476 199,745 2.2 705 1,101 56.2 6,200 7,124 0.1
Sao Tome and Principe 186,817 221,306 18.5 311 624 100.6 2,200 3,418 0.6
Saudi Arabia 26,940,000 25,297,620 -6.1 718,500 564,418 -21.4 57,300 36,891 -35.6 31,300 31,873 0.0
Senegal 13,300,000 14,384,940 8.2 15,360 30,873 101.0 195 476 144.1 2,100 3,066 0.5
Serbia 7,240,000 5,966,200 -17.6 43,680 44,758 2.5 965 583 -39.6 11,100 10,717 0.0
Sierra Leone 5,610,000 5,864,940 4.5 4,610 5,707 23.8 33 35 6.1 1,400 1,390 0.0
Singapore 5,460,000 4,958,900 -9.2 287,400 191,769 -33.3 10,100 4,164 -58.8 62,400 50,863 -0.2
Slovakia 5,490,000 5,078,180 -7.5 96,960 103,332 6.6 1,080 1,083 0.3 24,700 29,069 0.2
Slovenia 1,990,000 1,723,800 -13.4 46,820 43,325 -7.5 552 386 -30.1 27,400 27,708 0.0
Solomon Islands 597,248 663,561 11.1 1,100 1,430 30.0 30 35 16.7 3,400 2,734 -0.2
Somalia 10,250,000 9,940,700 -3.0 2,370 5,935 150.4 21 -100.0 600 430 -0.3
South Africa 48,600,000 45,945,100 -5.5 353,900 325,718 -8.0 4,100 2,344 -42.8 11,500 8,725 -0.2
South Korea 48,950,000 37,092,820 -24.2 1,200,000 892,900 -25.6 33,600 13,722 -59.2 33,200 20,902 -0.4
Spain 47,370,000 27,763,280 -41.4 1,350,000 553,380 -59.0 11,600 2,111 -81.8 30,100 13,986 -0.5
Sri Lanka 21,670,000 22,791,540 5.2 65,120 168,746 159.1 1,580 3,683 133.1 6,500 10,577 0.6
Sudan 34,850,000 40,691,900 16.8 52,500 147,803 181.5 1,550 2,811 81.4 2,600 4,149 0.6
Suriname 566,846 543,830 -4.1 5,010 5,185 3.5 30 35 16.7 12,900 13,621 0.1
Sweden 9,650,000 7,191,400 -25.5 552,000 236,863 -57.1 6,510 1,379 -78.8 40,900 21,958 -0.5
Switzerland 7,990,000 5,342,540 -33.1 646,200 217,367 -66.4 4,910 748 -84.8 46,000 27,124 -0.4
Syria 22,460,000 16,201,040 -27.9 64,700 51,799 -19.9 3,820 4,445 16.4 5,100 3,812 -0.3
Taiwan 23,300,000 18,538,200 -20.4 484,700 453,433 -6.5 10,250 7,266 -29.1 39,600 34,942 -0.1
Tajikistan 7,910,000 9,214,940 16.5 8,540 17,623 106.4 108 198 83.3 2,300 2,732 0.2
Tanzania 48,260,000 42,526,920 -11.9 31,940 77,726 143.4 360 828 130.0 1,700 2,611 0.5
Thailand 67,500,000 64,978,140 -3.7 400,900 788,386 96.7 5,880 11,273 91.7 9,900 17,333 0.8
Timor-Leste 1,170,000 1,363,200 16.5 6,130 7,977 30.1 178 175 -1.7 21,400 8,360 -0.6
Togo 7,150,000 7,477,160 4.6 4,300 9,735 126.4 68 161 136.8 1,100 1,860 0.7
Tonga 106,322 104,961 -1.3 477 624 30.8 8,200 6,645 -0.2
Trinidad and Tobago 1,220,000 1,044,320 -14.4 27,130 21,325 -21.4 71 56 -21.1 20,300 16,041 -0.2
Tunisia 10,830,000 10,644,240 -1.7 48,380 54,079 11.8 748 631 -15.6 9,900 7,258 -0.3
Turkey 80,690,000 71,556,440 -11.3 821,800 781,172 -4.9 18,990 9,826 -48.3 15,300 11,653 -0.2
Turkmenistan 5,110,000 5,552,820 8.7 40,560 57,426 41.6 1,140 1,453 27.5 9,700 14,774 0.5
Uganda 34,760,000 36,458,240 4.9 22,600 47,902 112.0 327 692 111.6 1,500 1,877 0.3
Ukraine 44,570,000 31,628,980 -29.0 175,500 114,864 -34.6 4,850 2,412 -50.3 7,400 5,188 -0.3
United Arab Emirates 5,470,000 4,664,700 -14.7 390,000 186,478 -52.2 21,000 4,751 -77.4 29,900 26,651 -0.1
United Kingdom 63,390,000 14,517,860 -77.1 2,490,000 197,472 -92.1 62,000 1,396 -97.7 37,300 9,068 -0.8
United States of America 316,440,000 99,553,100 -68.5 16,720,000 2,445,124 -85.4 726,000 32,061 -95.6 52,800 16,374 -0.7
Uruguay 3,320,000 2,818,460 -15.1 57,110 45,494 -20.3 1,110 453 -59.2 16,600 10,761 -0.4
Uzbekistan 28,660,000 30,541,480 6.6 55,180 115,212 108.8 1,800 3,217 78.7 3,800 5,389 0.4
Vanuatu 261,565 298,136 14.0 828 1,338 61.6 4,800 4,236 -0.1
Venezuela 28,460,000 29,243,520 2.8 367,500 276,737 -24.7 3,850 1,701 -55.8 13,600 9,132 -0.3
Vietnam 92,470,000 99,030,160 7.1 170,000 468,749 175.7 4,030 11,163 177.0 4,000 6,762 0.7
Yemen 25,340,000 27,486,640 8.5 43,890 44,632 1.7 1,760 1,344 -23.6 2,500 2,172 -0.1
Zambia 14,220,000 15,322,840 7.8 22,240 30,955 39.2 344 403 17.2 1,800 2,886 0.6
Zimbabwe 13,180,000 14,638,960 11.1 10,480 15,289 45.9 308 323 4.9 600 1,492 1.5
World 7,226,458,211 6,871,665,908 -4.9 76,994,374 64,734,525 -15.9 1,889,764 1,158,979 -38.7 3,024,600 2,363,335 -0.2

Deagel 2025 Forecast by Country (mobile)

Country % Change Pop. 2017 Pop. 2025 GDP 2017 GDP 2025 GDP Change ME 2017 ME 2025 ME Change PPP 2017 PPP 2025 PPP Change
Afghanistan -1.7 34,120,000 33,539,680 21,060 115,605 448.9 187 6,329 3,284.5 1,900 4,924 1.6
Albania -6.9 3,050,000 2,840,580 13,000 24,825 91.0 159 280 76.1 12,500 12,485 0.0
Algeria 6.5 40,970,000 43,638,280 175,500 338,397 92.8 11,460 13,976 22.0 15,100 11,078 -0.3
Angola -33.2 29,310,000 19,564,500 124,000 137,360 10.8 3,660 4,150 13.4 6,800 6,437 -0.1
Argentina -7.4 44,290,000 41,008,200 619,900 610,084 -1.6 5,880 4,267 -27.4 20,700 15,621 -0.2
Armenia -5.2 3,050,000 2,891,200 11,040 14,041 27.2 450 481 6.9 9,100 6,938 -0.2
Aruba -7.0 115,120 107,067 2,520 2,480 -1.6 25,300 27,172 0.1
Australia -34.6 23,230,000 15,196,600 1,390,000 420,361 -69.8 27,800 2,752 -90.1 49,900 18,441 -0.6
Austria -29.0 8,750,000 6,215,000 409,300 267,077 -34.7 2,780 1,080 -61.2 49,200 26,908 -0.5
Azerbaijan -3.3 9,960,000 9,630,860 39,210 110,940 182.9 1,430 4,853 239.4 17,400 16,456 -0.1
Bahamas -17.1 329,988 273,460 9,130 7,289 -20.2 25,100 18,312 -0.3
Bahrain -40.6 1,410,000 837,800 33,870 16,998 -49.8 1,560 376 -75.9 51,800 20,778 -0.6
Bangladesh 13.0 157,830,000 178,356,440 250,000 396,147 58.5 3,600 4,468 24.1 4,200 3,173 -0.2
Barbados -21.5 292,336 229,598 4,820 3,757 -22.1 17,500 12,857 -0.3
Belarus -17.7 9,550,000 7,863,440 52,780 60,372 14.4 633 451 -28.8 18,600 10,968 -0.4
Belgium -29.8 11,490,000 8,060,900 491,700 331,996 -32.5 4,270 1,915 -55.2 46,300 25,767 -0.4
Belize -2.5 360,346 351,422 1,820 1,887 3.7 21 17 -19.0 8,300 7,671 -0.1
Benin -5.0 11,040,000 10,493,240 9,410 19,098 103.0 107 199 86.0 2,200 2,600 0.2
Bhutan 3.9 758,288 787,650 2,320 4,143 78.6 8,700 7,515 -0.1
Bolivia 7.6 11,140,000 11,981,200 37,780 57,416 52.0 567 802 41.4 7,500 6,846 -0.1
Bosnia and Herzegovina -6.4 3,860,000 3,613,500 17,460 24,677 41.3 173 260 50.3 11,400 9,756 -0.1
Botswana 2.4 2,210,000 2,262,280 16,730 25,583 52.9 562 629 11.9 18,100 16,155 -0.1
Brazil 1.4 207,350,000 210,314,920 2,080,000 2,813,100 35.2 27,460 37,598 36.9 15,500 15,412 0.0
Brunei Darussalam -1.8 443,593 435,478 11,960 22,515 88.3 421 587 39.4 76,700 73,859 0.0
Bulgaria -13.7 7,100,000 6,128,360 55,950 89,087 59.2 804 1,180 46.8 21,600 20,767 0.0
Burkina Faso -9.4 20,110,000 18,227,580 13,190 28,185 113.7 162 395 143.8 1,900 2,209 0.2
Burundi -8.3 11,470,000 10,516,440 3,390 6,927 104.3 75 155 106.7 800 941 0.2
Cambodia 7.7 16,200,000 17,454,060 22,250 48,847 119.5 411 878 113.6 4,000 3,998 0.0
Cameroon -1.9 24,990,000 24,507,400 30,650 66,425 116.7 489 942 92.6 3,400 3,872 0.1
Canada -26.1 35,620,000 26,315,760 1,640,000 1,051,840 -35.9 16,200 6,375 -60.6 48,100 25,208 -0.5
Cape Verde 1.6 560,899 569,749 1,730 3,081 78.1 11 16 45.5 6,900 7,725 0.1
Central African Republic 6.9 5,620,000 6,005,920 1,990 2,918 46.6 20 700 694 0.0
Chad 3.0 12,070,000 12,431,280 9,740 22,085 126.7 270 512 89.6 2,400 2,538 0.1
Chile 1.7 17,790,000 18,098,060 263,200 401,817 52.7 4,920 7,932 61.2 24,600 26,665 0.1
China -1.6 1,380,000,000 1,358,440,000 11,940,000 16,967,051 42.1 226,000 309,528 37.0 16,600 17,843 0.1
Colombia 3.2 47,700,000 49,240,520 307,500 564,868 83.7 10,400 18,146 74.5 14,500 16,388 0.1
Comoros 9.6 808,080 885,869 659 1,253 90.1 33 1,600 2,020 0.3
Costa Rica 4.6 4,930,000 5,154,640 58,910 67,356 14.3 17,200 15,199 -0.1
Cote d'Ivoire 5.3 24,180,000 25,463,460 39,910 72,938 82.8 470 1,093 132.6 3,900 4,092 0.0
Croatia -12.5 4,290,000 3,754,250 53,480 49,537 -7.4 679 660 -2.8 24,100 18,850 -0.2
Cuba -2.5 11,150,000 10,871,820 81,560 107,987 32.4 2,510 3,153 25.6 11,900 10,190 -0.1
Cyprus -35.1 1,220,000 791,720 21,110 11,545 -45.3 375 158 -57.9 36,600 19,087 -0.5
Czechia -7.5 10,670,000 9,873,060 209,700 211,405 0.8 2,050 2,060 0.5 35,200 30,589 -0.1
Democratic Republic of Congo -1.9 83,300,000 81,698,120 40,420 44,378 9.8 541 651 20.3 800 776 0.0
Denmark -32.6 5,600,000 3,771,760 324,100 141,763 -56.3 3,730 1,037 -72.2 49,600 25,057 -0.5
Djibouti 1.8 865,267 880,573 2,080 3,207 54.2 98 3,600 4,653 0.3
Dominican Republic 4.6 10,730,000 11,228,820 74,870 123,924 65.5 479 731 52.6 17,000 15,766 -0.1
Ecuador -4.7 16,290,000 15,519,180 98,580 115,141 16.8 1,670 2,688 61.0 11,200 10,599 -0.1
Egypt 8.5 97,040,000 105,306,900 332,300 775,038 133.2 9,960 14,679 47.4 13,000 10,514 -0.2
El Salvador -14.2 6,170,000 5,291,860 27,410 29,505 7.6 238 260 9.2 8,900 7,965 -0.1
Equatorial Guinea -11.5 778,358 688,511 10,070 11,772 16.9 20 19 -5.0 34,900 22,236 -0.4
Eritrea 2.2 5,920,000 6,048,240 6,050 6,303 4.2 172 1,400 1,046 -0.3
Estonia -25.4 1,250,000 932,320 25,680 21,980 -14.4 558 351 -37.1 31,500 21,806 -0.3
Eswatini -7.6 1,470,000 1,358,340 4,030 6,645 64.9 72 138 91.7 9,900 6,989 -0.3
Ethiopia -4.4 105,350,000 100,710,020 79,740 167,007 109.4 534 1,339 150.7 2,100 2,369 0.1
Fiji -2.3 920,938 899,721 5,050 5,463 8.2 49 65 32.7 9,900 7,847 -0.2
Finland -4.6 5,520,000 5,268,640 251,500 273,656 8.8 3,340 3,614 8.2 44,000 40,857 -0.1
France -41.7 67,100,000 39,114,580 2,570,000 1,077,685 -58.1 58,080 10,761 -81.5 43,600 18,368 -0.6
Gabon 7.6 1,770,000 1,904,720 14,470 29,058 100.8 205 365 78.0 19,300 21,794 0.1
Gambia -2.1 2,050,000 2,007,240 1,040 1,831 76.1 15 15 0.0 1,700 1,303 -0.2
Georgia -4.2 4,930,000 4,724,560 15,230 25,697 68.7 339 567 67.3 10,600 7,770 -0.3
Germany -65.1 80,590,000 28,134,920 3,650,000 620,544 -83.0 43,430 2,896 -93.3 50,200 14,704 -0.7
Ghana 1.8 27,500,000 27,991,840 45,460 70,343 54.7 182 263 44.5 4,600 3,590 -0.2
Greece -25.2 10,770,000 8,055,960 204,300 123,907 -39.4 5,220 1,977 -62.1 27,800 16,105 -0.4
Grenada -0.9 111,724 110,668 1,110 1,371 23.5 14,700 17,098 0.2
Guatemala 9.7 15,460,000 16,963,080 70,810 78,726 11.2 276 287 4.0 8,200 6,630 -0.2
Guinea -4.1 12,410,000 11,896,000 9,180 9,468 3.1 229 149 -34.9 2,000 1,137 -0.4
Guinea-Bissau 10.6 1,790,000 1,979,800 1,290 2,524 95.7 22 45 104.5 1,800 1,821 0.0
Guyana -1.7 737,718 725,063 3,590 4,405 22.7 51 53 3.9 8,300 8,679 0.0
Haiti -11.4 10,650,000 9,439,880 8,360 9,903 18.5 1,800 1,152 -0.4
Honduras 8.9 9,040,000 9,840,640 22,680 29,496 30.1 359 324 -9.7 5,500 4,282 -0.2
Hungary -4.8 9,850,000 9,378,040 132,000 181,098 37.2 1,330 1,531 15.1 28,900 27,587 0.0
Iceland -42.3 339,747 195,927 24,850 4,169 -83.2 25 1 -96.0 52,100 14,185 -0.7
India 4.8 1,280,000,000 1,341,720,000 2,440,000 5,124,297 110.0 59,280 110,071 85.7 7,200 5,456 -0.2
Indonesia 2.5 260,580,000 267,136,480 1,011,000 1,826,198 80.6 8,890 14,284 60.7 12,400 9,766 -0.2
Iran -0.1 82,020,000 81,976,680 427,700 822,021 92.2 11,490 18,629 62.1 20,000 14,325 -0.3
Iraq 5.9 31,860,000 33,754,520 221,800 359,975 62.3 6,360 21,651 240.4 7,100 15,235 1.1
Ireland -72.4 4,770,000 1,318,740 220,900 24,440 -88.9 1,210 28 -97.7 41,300 12,355 -0.7
Israel -48.3 7,710,000 3,982,480 272,700 70,478 -74.2 15,530 1,659 -89.3 34,900 11,798 -0.7
Italy -28.8 61,480,000 43,760,260 2,070,000 1,310,580 -36.7 35,000 12,942 -63.0 29,600 21,600 -0.3
Jamaica -5.0 2,910,000 2,763,480 14,390 15,756 9.5 123 111 -9.8 9,000 7,612 -0.2
Japan -19.0 127,250,000 103,047,280 5,000,000 3,050,260 -39.0 49,000 17,808 -63.7 37,100 23,593 -0.4
Jordan 6.3 6,480,000 6,888,740 34,080 44,093 29.4 1,580 1,625 2.8 6,100 9,144 0.5
Kazakhstan 2.3 17,740,000 18,141,480 224,900 221,014 -1.7 2,720 1,886 -30.7 14,100 17,404 0.2
Kenya 14.3 44,040,000 50,320,160 45,310 126,631 179.5 887 2,142 141.5 1,800 3,595 1.0
Kiribati -0.1 103,248 103,179 173 252 45.7 6,400 3,483 -0.5
Kuwait -10.7 2,690,000 2,401,080 179,500 100,830 -43.8 9,270 2,922 -68.5 42,100 34,104 -0.2
Kyrgyzstan 3.7 5,550,000 5,753,600 7,230 9,888 36.8 31 102 229.0 2,500 2,455 0.0
Laos 14.6 6,690,000 7,665,700 10,100 31,359 210.5 46 95 106.5 3,100 5,844 0.9
Latvia -19.5 2,180,000 1,755,520 30,380 32,876 8.2 280 367 31.1 19,100 24,795 0.3
Lebanon 59.5 4,130,000 6,585,900 43,490 84,518 94.3 1,750 3,286 87.8 15,800 18,333 0.2
Lesotho -9.8 1,940,000 1,749,080 2,460 2,686 9.2 48 37 -22.9 2,200 2,057 -0.1
Liberia -5.0 3,990,000 3,789,280 1,980 2,184 10.3 16 12 -25.0 700 627 -0.1
Libya -45.8 6,000,000 3,253,820 70,920 17,328 -75.6 11,300 3,513 -0.7
Lithuania -22.8 3,510,000 2,709,640 46,710 51,542 10.3 453 618 36.4 22,600 27,174 0.2
Luxembourg -61.3 514,862 199,020 60,540 5,792 -90.4 363 8 -97.8 77,900 19,402 -0.8
Madagascar 10.0 22,590,000 24,842,620 10,530 19,807 88.1 72 106 47.2 1,000 1,139 0.1
Malawi 4.3 16,770,000 17,488,020 3,680 9,659 162.5 34 60 76.5 900 789 -0.1
Malaysia 12.6 29,630,000 33,358,220 312,400 722,005 131.1 4,840 10,899 125.2 17,500 30,920 0.8
Maldives -1.0 393,988 390,153 2,270 4,516 98.9 77 99 28.6 9,100 15,824 0.7
Mali 1.5 15,970,000 16,208,120 11,370 28,047 146.7 164 539 228.7 1,100 2,472 1.2
Malta -28.0 409,836 295,243 9,310 7,124 -23.5 57 26 -54.4 27,500 21,156 -0.2
Mauritania 11.7 3,440,000 3,843,620 4,180 9,995 139.1 225 410 82.2 2,200 3,715 0.7
Mauritius 3.3 1,320,000 1,363,960 11,900 16,772 40.9 22 30 36.4 16,100 17,566 0.1
Mexico 5.0 118,820,000 124,717,740 1,330,000 1,315,800 -1.1 7,850 6,123 -22.0 15,600 13,724 -0.1
Micronesia -15.7 106,104 89,473 2,339 440 -81.2 7,300 3,282 -0.6
Moldova -24.0 3,620,000 2,750,860 7,880 7,686 -2.5 23 21 -8.7 3,600 3,463 0.0
Mongolia 7.2 2,910,000 3,118,360 11,140 21,331 91.5 124 187 50.8 5,900 9,772 0.7
Montenegro -8.7 653,474 596,753 4,520 7,879 74.3 84 122 45.2 11,900 18,861 0.6
Morocco 3.4 32,650,000 33,767,920 104,800 209,263 99.7 3,730 7,114 90.7 5,500 8,853 0.6
Mozambique 7.9 24,100,000 26,006,520 14,670 22,373 52.5 117 176 50.4 1,200 1,229 0.0
Myanmar 6.4 55,120,000 58,638,300 66,970 194,931 191.1 2,730 4,951 81.4 6,300 4,749 -0.2
Namibia 7.7 2,180,000 2,348,840 12,300 14,518 18.0 382 453 18.6 8,200 8,550 0.0
Nepal 11.2 30,430,000 33,825,620 19,340 57,324 196.4 272 781 187.1 1,500 2,421 0.6
Netherlands 0.1 16,800,000 16,809,740 800,500 858,167 7.2 10,160 9,670 -4.8 41,400 47,451 0.1
New Caledonia -17.2 264,022 218,667 9,280 5,847 -37.0 15,000 17,826 0.2
New Zealand -24.5 4,360,000 3,290,300 181,100 72,605 -59.9 2,040 343 -83.2 30,400 14,711 -0.5
Nicaragua 7.1 5,790,000 6,202,240 11,280 19,389 71.9 71 105 47.9 4,500 4,466 0.0
Niger 5.1 16,900,000 17,764,280 7,300 16,427 125.0 77 367 376.6 800 1,321 0.7
Nigeria 7.3 174,510,000 187,254,300 292,000 708,608 142.7 2,600 4,970 91.2 2,800 5,406 0.9
North Macedonia -9.3 2,100,000 1,903,800 11,420 19,164 67.8 125 209 67.2 15,200 14,380 -0.1
Norway -24.5 5,080,000 3,833,960 515,800 173,609 -66.3 7,220 1,457 -79.8 55,400 30,188 -0.5
Oman 14.8 3,150,000 3,616,920 81,950 83,579 2.0 7,050 7,449 5.7 29,800 33,011 0.1
Pakistan 13.3 193,240,000 218,871,280 236,500 825,648 249.1 7,170 26,016 262.8 3,100 5,389 0.7
Panama 7.9 3,560,000 3,841,600 40,620 57,577 41.7 340 403 18.5 16,500 20,694 0.3
Papua New Guinea 17.7 6,430,000 7,571,120 16,100 23,283 44.6 87 123 41.4 2,900 3,065 0.1
Paraguay 9.3 6,620,000 7,238,960 30,560 43,979 43.9 507 667 31.6 6,800 8,679 0.3
Peru 6.9 29,850,000 31,899,960 210,300 270,215 28.5 2,690 3,032 12.7 11,100 12,101 0.1
Philippines 10.7 105,720,000 117,031,940 272,200 672,337 147.0 3,240 8,302 156.2 4,700 8,207 0.7
Poland -13.4 38,380,000 33,230,780 513,900 419,545 -18.4 9,800 6,056 -38.2 21,100 18,036 -0.1
Portugal -24.8 10,790,000 8,113,860 219,300 175,602 -19.9 3,900 2,188 -43.9 22,900 21,230 -0.1
Puerto Rico -68.0 3,640,000 1,165,780 93,520 20,977 -77.6 16,300 11,996 -0.3
Qatar -13.5 2,040,000 1,764,240 213,100 98,028 -54.0 18,000 3,360 -81.3 102,100 51,731 -0.5
Republic of the Congo 16.6 4,570,000 5,330,360 14,250 26,596 86.6 123 594 382.9 4,800 7,128 0.5
Romania -3.6 21,790,000 21,014,080 183,800 338,930 84.4 2,370 4,384 85.0 13,200 23,041 0.7
Russia -0.5 142,500,000 141,830,780 2,110,000 4,324,406 104.9 93,870 186,146 98.3 18,100 43,557 1.4
Rwanda 7.0 12,010,000 12,856,620 7,700 23,147 200.6 86 262 204.7 1,500 2,572 0.7
Saint Lucia -21.9 162,781 127,192 1,380 1,302 -5.7 13,100 10,978 -0.2
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines -3.3 103,220 99,763 742 998 34.5 12,100 12,884 0.1
Samoa 2.2 195,476 199,745 705 1,101 56.2 6,200 7,124 0.1
Sao Tome and Principe 18.5 186,817 221,306 311 624 100.6 2,200 3,418 0.6
Saudi Arabia -6.1 26,940,000 25,297,620 718,500 564,418 -21.4 57,300 36,891 -35.6 31,300 31,873 0.0
Senegal 8.2 13,300,000 14,384,940 15,360 30,873 101.0 195 476 144.1 2,100 3,066 0.5
Serbia -17.6 7,240,000 5,966,200 43,680 44,758 2.5 965 583 -39.6 11,100 10,717 0.0
Sierra Leone 4.5 5,610,000 5,864,940 4,610 5,707 23.8 33 35 6.1 1,400 1,390 0.0
Singapore -9.2 5,460,000 4,958,900 287,400 191,769 -33.3 10,100 4,164 -58.8 62,400 50,863 -0.2
Slovakia -7.5 5,490,000 5,078,180 96,960 103,332 6.6 1,080 1,083 0.3 24,700 29,069 0.2
Slovenia -13.4 1,990,000 1,723,800 46,820 43,325 -7.5 552 386 -30.1 27,400 27,708 0.0
Solomon Islands 11.1 597,248 663,561 1,100 1,430 30.0 30 35 16.7 3,400 2,734 -0.2
Somalia -3.0 10,250,000 9,940,700 2,370 5,935 150.4 21 -100.0 600 430 -0.3
South Africa -5.5 48,600,000 45,945,100 353,900 325,718 -8.0 4,100 2,344 -42.8 11,500 8,725 -0.2
South Korea -24.2 48,950,000 37,092,820 1,200,000 892,900 -25.6 33,600 13,722 -59.2 33,200 20,902 -0.4
Spain -41.4 47,370,000 27,763,280 1,350,000 553,380 -59.0 11,600 2,111 -81.8 30,100 13,986 -0.5
Sri Lanka 5.2 21,670,000 22,791,540 65,120 168,746 159.1 1,580 3,683 133.1 6,500 10,577 0.6
Sudan 16.8 34,850,000 40,691,900 52,500 147,803 181.5 1,550 2,811 81.4 2,600 4,149 0.6
Suriname -4.1 566,846 543,830 5,010 5,185 3.5 30 35 16.7 12,900 13,621 0.1
Sweden -25.5 9,650,000 7,191,400 552,000 236,863 -57.1 6,510 1,379 -78.8 40,900 21,958 -0.5
Switzerland -33.1 7,990,000 5,342,540 646,200 217,367 -66.4 4,910 748 -84.8 46,000 27,124 -0.4
Syria -27.9 22,460,000 16,201,040 64,700 51,799 -19.9 3,820 4,445 16.4 5,100 3,812 -0.3
Taiwan -20.4 23,300,000 18,538,200 484,700 453,433 -6.5 10,250 7,266 -29.1 39,600 34,942 -0.1
Tajikistan 16.5 7,910,000 9,214,940 8,540 17,623 106.4 108 198 83.3 2,300 2,732 0.2
Tanzania -11.9 48,260,000 42,526,920 31,940 77,726 143.4 360 828 130.0 1,700 2,611 0.5
Thailand -3.7 67,500,000 64,978,140 400,900 788,386 96.7 5,880 11,273 91.7 9,900 17,333 0.8
Timor-Leste 16.5 1,170,000 1,363,200 6,130 7,977 30.1 178 175 -1.7 21,400 8,360 -0.6
Togo 4.6 7,150,000 7,477,160 4,300 9,735 126.4 68 161 136.8 1,100 1,860 0.7
Tonga -1.3 106,322 104,961 477 624 30.8 8,200 6,645 -0.2
Trinidad and Tobago -14.4 1,220,000 1,044,320 27,130 21,325 -21.4 71 56 -21.1 20,300 16,041 -0.2
Tunisia -1.7 10,830,000 10,644,240 48,380 54,079 11.8 748 631 -15.6 9,900 7,258 -0.3
Turkey -11.3 80,690,000 71,556,440 821,800 781,172 -4.9 18,990 9,826 -48.3 15,300 11,653 -0.2
Turkmenistan 8.7 5,110,000 5,552,820 40,560 57,426 41.6 1,140 1,453 27.5 9,700 14,774 0.5
Uganda 4.9 34,760,000 36,458,240 22,600 47,902 112.0 327 692 111.6 1,500 1,877 0.3
Ukraine -29.0 44,570,000 31,628,980 175,500 114,864 -34.6 4,850 2,412 -50.3 7,400 5,188 -0.3
United Arab Emirates -14.7 5,470,000 4,664,700 390,000 186,478 -52.2 21,000 4,751 -77.4 29,900 26,651 -0.1
United Kingdom -77.1 63,390,000 14,517,860 2,490,000 197,472 -92.1 62,000 1,396 -97.7 37,300 9,068 -0.8
United States of America -68.5 316,440,000 99,553,100 16,720,000 2,445,124 -85.4 726,000 32,061 -95.6 52,800 16,374 -0.7
Uruguay -15.1 3,320,000 2,818,460 57,110 45,494 -20.3 1,110 453 -59.2 16,600 10,761 -0.4
Uzbekistan 6.6 28,660,000 30,541,480 55,180 115,212 108.8 1,800 3,217 78.7 3,800 5,389 0.4
Vanuatu 14.0 261,565 298,136 828 1,338 61.6 4,800 4,236 -0.1
Venezuela 2.8 28,460,000 29,243,520 367,500 276,737 -24.7 3,850 1,701 -55.8 13,600 9,132 -0.3
Vietnam 7.1 92,470,000 99,030,160 170,000 468,749 175.7 4,030 11,163 177.0 4,000 6,762 0.7
Yemen 8.5 25,340,000 27,486,640 43,890 44,632 1.7 1,760 1,344 -23.6 2,500 2,172 -0.1
Zambia 7.8 14,220,000 15,322,840 22,240 30,955 39.2 344 403 17.2 1,800 2,886 0.6
Zimbabwe 11.1 13,180,000 14,638,960 10,480 15,289 45.9 308 323 4.9 600 1,492 1.5
World -4.9 7,226,458,211 6,871,665,908 76,994,374 64,734,525 -15.9 1,889,764 1,158,979 -38.7 3,024,600 2,363,335 -0.2

Deagel’s accompanying context statement on the original data :

There have been many questions about the countries forecast specially the one focusing on the United States of America (USA). They won’t be answered one by one but below you can find some explanation, thoughts and reflections. We are going to keep this as short as possible.

The majority of the economic and demographic data used in the making of the forecasts is widely available by institutions such as the CIA, IMF, UN, USG, etc. You can see the most relevant data at every single country’s page. There is a tiny part of data coming from a variety of shadow sources such as Internet gurus, unsigned reports and others. But all these sources are from the internet and are of public domain for at least a minority. For example, several years ago Dagong, the Chinese ratings agency, published a report analyzing the physical economy of the States comparing it with those of China, Germany and Japan. The conclusion was that the US GDP was something between $5 to $10 trillion instead of $15 trillion as officially reported by the USG. We assume that the official data, especially economic, released by governments is fake, cooked or distorted in some degree. Historically it is well known that the former Soviet Union was making up fake statistics years before its collapse. Western as well as other countries are making up their numbers today to conceal their real state of affairs. We are sure that many people out there can find government statistics in their own countries that by their own personal experience are hard to believe or are so optimistic that may belong to a different country.

Despite the numeric data “quantity” there is a “quality” model which has not a direct translation into numeric data. The 2014 strain of Ebola has a death rate of 50-60% but try to imagine what would happen if there is a pandemic of Ebola with hundreds of thousands or millions infected with the virus. So far the few cases of Ebola-infected people have “enjoyed” intensive healthcare with anti-viral and breathing assistance but above all with abundant human support by Physicians and nurses. In a pandemic scenario that kind of healthcare won’t be available for the overwhelming number of infected leading to a dramatic increase of the death rate due to the lack of proper healthcare. The “quality” factor is that the death rate could increase to 80-90% in a pandemic scenario from the stated 50-60% rate. The figure itself is not important what is relevant is the fact that the scenario can evolve beyond the initial conditions from a 50% death toll to more than 90%. By the way, no pandemic or nuclear war is included in the forecast.

The key element to understand the process that the USA will enter in the upcoming decade is migration. In the past, specially in the 20th century, the key factor that allowed the USA to rise to its colossus status was immigration with the benefits of a demographic expansion supporting the credit expansion and the brain drain from the rest of the world benefiting the States. The collapse of the Western financial system will wipe out the standard of living of its population while ending ponzi schemes such as the stock exchange and the pension funds. The population will be hit so badly by a full array of bubbles and ponzi schemes that the migration engine will start to work in reverse accelerating itself due to ripple effects thus leading to the demise of the States. This unseen situation for the States will develop itself in a cascade pattern with unprecedented and devastating effects for the economy. Jobs offshoring will surely end with many American Corporations relocating overseas thus becoming foreign Corporations!!!! We see a significant part of the American population migrating to Latin America and Asia while migration to Europe – suffering a similar illness – won’t be relevant. Nevertheless the death toll will be horrible. Take into account that the Soviet Union’s population was poorer than the Americans nowadays or even then. The ex-Soviets suffered during the following struggle in the 1990s with a significant death toll and the loss of national pride. Might we say “Twice the pride, double the fall”? Nope. The American standard of living is one of the highest, far more than double of the Soviets while having added a services economy that will be gone along with the financial system. When pensioners see their retirement disappear in front of their eyes and there are no servicing jobs you can imagine what is going to happen next. At least younger people can migrate. Never in human history were so many elders among the population. In past centuries people were lucky to get to their 30s or 40s. The American downfall is set to be far worse than the Soviet Union’s one. A confluence of crisis with a devastating result.

The Demographic crisis in the former Soviet Union countries has extended for over two decades, if we accept that it ended early in this decade (2010s). The demographic crisis will hit the World in the near future and is projected to last between three and eight decades more or less depending on technological breakthrough and environmental issues. The aftermath is more likely a frozen picture with the population numbers staying the same for a very, very long period of time. The countries forecast population numbers do reflect birth/deaths but also migratory movements. Many countries are going to increase their gross population due to immigration while their native population may shrink.

Over the past two thousand years we have witnessed the Western civilization built around the Mediterranean Sea shifting to Northern Europe and then by the mid 20th century shifting to an Atlantic axis to finally get centered into the States in the past 30 years. The next move will see the civilization being centered in Asia with Russia and China on top. Historically a change in the economic paradigm has resulted in a death toll that is rarely highlighted by mainstream historians. When the transition from rural areas to large cities happened in Europe many people unable to accept the new paradigm killed themselves. They killed themselves by a psychological factor. This is not mainstream but it is true. A new crisis joins old, well known patterns with new ones.

Sorry to disappoint many of you with our forecast. It is getting worse and worse every year since the beginning of the pre-crisis in 2007. It is already said that this website is non-profit, built on spare time and we provide our information and services AS IS without further explanations and/or guarantees. We are not linked to any government in any way, shape or form. We are not a death or satanic cult or arms dealers as some BS is floating around the internet on this topic. Take into account that the forecast is nothing more than a model whether flawed or correct. It is not God’s word or a magic device that allows to foresee the future.

Sunday, October 26th, 2014

Sustainable is Code for Genocide

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  1. paranoid_peter@yahoo.com
    paranoid_peter@yahoo.com says:
    October 23, 2022 at 7:32 pm

    This is the deagel update for 2020 from before it vanished
    In 2014 we published a disclaimer about the forecast. In six years the scenario has changed dramatically. This new disclaimer is meant to single out the situation from 2020 onwards. Talking about the United States and the European Union as separated entities no longer makes sense. Both are the Western block, keep printing money and will share the same fate.

    After COVID we can draw two major conclusions:

    The Western world success model has been built over societies with no resilience that can barely withstand any hardship, even a low intensity one. It was assumed but we got the full confirmation beyond any doubt.
    The COVID crisis will be used to extend the life of this dying economic system through the so called Great Reset.
    The Great Reset; like the climate change, extinction rebellion, planetary crisis, green revolution, shale oil (…) hoaxes promoted by the system; is another attempt to slow down dramatically the consumption of natural resources and therefore extend the lifetime of the current system. It can be effective for awhile but finally won’t address the bottom-line problem and will only delay the inevitable. The core ruling elites hope to stay in power which is in effect the only thing that really worries them.

    The collapse of the Western financial system – and ultimately the Western civilization – has been the major driver in the forecast along with a confluence of crisis with a devastating outcome. As COVID has proven Western societies embracing multiculturalism and extreme liberalism are unable to deal with any real hardship. The Spanish flu one century ago represented the death of 40-50 million people. Today the world’s population is four times greater with air travel in full swing which is by definition a super spreader. The death casualties in today’s World would represent 160 to 200 million in relative terms but more likely 300-400 million taking into consideration the air travel factor that did not exist one century ago. So far, COVID death toll is roughly 1 million people. It is quite likely that the economic crisis due to the lockdowns will cause more deaths than the virus worldwide.

    The Soviet system was less able to deliver goodies to the people than the Western one. Nevertheless Soviet society was more compact and resilient under an authoritarian regime. That in mind, the collapse of the Soviet system wiped out 10 percent of the population. The stark reality of diverse and multicultural Western societies is that a collapse will have a toll of 50 to 80 percent depending on several factors but in general terms the most diverse, multicultural, indebted and wealthy (highest standard of living) will suffer the highest toll. The only glue that keeps united such aberrant collage from falling apart is overconsumption with heavy doses of bottomless degeneracy disguised as virtue. Nevertheless the widespread censorship, hate laws and contradictory signals mean that even that glue is not working any more. Not everybody has to die migration can also play a positive role in this.

    The formerly known as second and third world nations are an unknown at this point. Their fate will depend upon the decisions they take in the future. Western powers are not going to take over them as they did in the past because these countries won’t be able to control their own cities far less likely countries that are far away. If they remain tied to the former World Order they will go down along Western powers but won’t experience the brutal decline of the late because they are poorer and not diverse enough but rather quite homogenous used to deal with some sort of hardship but not precisely the one that is coming. If they switch to China they can get a chance to stabilize but will depend upon the management of their resources.

    We expected this situation to unfold and actually is unfolding right now with the November election triggering a major bomb if Trump is re-elected. If Biden is elected there will very bad consequences as well. There is a lot of bad blood in the Western societies and the protests, demonstrations, rioting and looting are only the first symptoms of what is coming. However a new trend is taking place overshadowing this one.

    The situation between the three great powers has changed dramatically. The only relevant achievement of the Western powers during the past decade has been the formation of a strategic alliance, both military and economic, between Russia and China. Right now the potential partnership between Russia and the European Union (EU) is dead with Russia turning definitively towards China. That was from the beginning the most likely outcome. Airbus never tried to establish a real partnership but rather a strategy to fade away the Russian aerospace industry. Actually Russia and China have formed a new alliance to build a long haul airliner. Western Europe (not to mention the United States) was never interested in the development of Russia or forming anything other than a master slave relationship with Russia providing raw materials and toeing the line of the West. It was clear then and today is a fact.

    Russia has been preparing for a major war since 2008 and China has been increasing her military capabilities for the last 20 years. Today China is not a second tier power compared with the United States. Both in military and economic terms China is at the same level and in some specific areas are far ahead. In the domain of high-tech 5G has been a success in the commercial realm but the Type 055 destroyer is also another breakthrough with the US gaining a similar capability (DDG 51 Flight IIII) by mid of this decade (more likely by 2030). Nanchang, the lead ship of the Type 055 class, was commissioned amid the pandemic and lockdown in China.

    Six years ago the likelihood of a major war was tiny. Since then it has grown steadily and dramatically and today is by far the most likely major event in the 2020s. The ultimate conflict can come from two ways. A conventional conflict involving at least two major powers that escalates into an open nuclear war. A second scenario is possible in the 2025-2030 timeframe. A Russian sneak first strike against the United States and its allies with the new S-500, strategic missile defenses, Yasen-M submarines, INF Zircon and Kalibr missiles and some new space asset playing the key role. The sneak first strike would involve all Russian missile strategic forces branches (bombers and ground-based missiles) at the different stages of such attack that would be strategic translation of what was seen in Syria in November 2015. There was no report that the Russian had such a capability of launching a high precision, multiple, combined arms attack at targets 2,000+ kilometers away. Western intelligence had no clue. The irony is that since the end of the Cold War the United States has been maneuvering through NATO to achieve a position to execute a first strike over Russia and now it seems that the first strike may occur but the country finished would be the United States.

    Another particularity of the Western system is that its individuals have been brainwashed to the point that the majority accept their moral high ground and technological edge as a given. This has given the rise of the supremacy of the emotional arguments over the rational ones which are ignored or deprecated. That mindset can play a key role in the upcoming catastrophic events. At least in the Soviet system the silent majority of the people were aware of the fallacies they were fed up. We can see the United States claims about G5 being stolen from them by China or hypersonic technology being stolen by Russia as the evidence that the Western elites are also infected by that hubris. Over the next decade it will become obvious that the West is falling behind the Russia-China block and the malaise might grow into desperation. Going to war might seem a quick and easy solution to restore the lost hegemony to finally find them into a France 1940 moment. Back then France did not have nuclear weapons to turn a defeat into a victory. The West might try that swap because the unpleasant prospect of not being Mars and Venus but rather a bully and his dirty bitch running away in fear while the rest of the world is laughing at them.

    If there is not a dramatic change of course the world is going to witness the first nuclear war. The Western block collapse may come before, during or after the war. It does not matter. A nuclear war is a game with billions of casualties and the collapse plays in the hundreds of millions.

    This website is non-profit, built on spare time and we provide our information and services AS IS without further explanations and/or guarantees. We are not linked to any government. Take into account that the forecast is nothing more than a game of numbers whether flawed or correct based upon some speculative assumptions.

    Friday, September 25th, 2020

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  2. p.raditsch@protonmail.com
    p.raditsch@protonmail.com says:
    June 23, 2023 at 10:26 pm

    Hello, I just wanted to add, at this point in time you probably know – Dr. Rancourt’s research shows that there were not 1,000,000 deaths caused by Covid:

    https://rumble.com/v2ohtte-physicist-dr-denis-rancourt-presents-his-findings-on-all-cause-mortality-ot.html

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