What is the majority race in Europe?

The total number of national minority populations in Europe is estimated at 105 million people, or 14\% of 770 million Europeans. The Russians are the most populous among Europeans, with a population over 134 million.

What country in Europe has the most ethnic groups?

Bosnia and Herzegovina is the only country where no absolute majority exists—Bosniaks as the largest ethnic group make up 44\% of the country’s total population. At the other end of the spectrum, Ireland, Luxemburg, Malta and Portugal have a virtually ethnically homogenous citizenry.

What country is most like the old United States?

Canada is by far the most similar country to the United States. This is in part because they are both originally British colonies.

What is the tipping point year for the white population?

These tipping point years occur later for older age groups, meaning that seniors, age 60 and above, will continue to be majority white after the year 2060. The latter can be attributable in the near term to the staying power of the largely white baby boom.

Will London become a minority in the near future?

In Britain, that is almost certain to happen in London, and in the relatively near future. ‘At the moment ethnic minorities are about 40 per cent in London. The demographics show that white people in London will become a minority by 2010,’ said Jasper. ‘We could have a majority black Britain by the turn of the century.’

What will happen to the white population after 2060?

The new census projections indicate that, for youth under 18–the post-millennial population–minorities will outnumber whites in 2020 These tipping point years occur later for older age groups, meaning that seniors, age 60 and above, will continue to be majority white after the year 2060.

How many people immigrated to the UK last year?

Last year net immigration to Britain reached 185,000, an all-time record. The Immigration Minister, Barbara Roche, recently announced plans to attract migrants to fill specific skills shortages, such as in the computer industry.