Скачать или смотреть Latvia's Gender Crisis: The Country Running Out of Men

Imagine living in a nation where women outnumber men by more than 136,000 people, where “husband for an hour” services are a booming industry, and where highly educated, successful women struggle to find partners simply because there aren’t enough men.

This isn’t fiction.
This is Latvia in 2024—the European country with the worst gender imbalance in the entire EU.

In this in-depth documentary, we break down the shocking demographic collapse happening in Latvia right now. From World War II to the fall of the Soviet Union, to today’s health crisis, emigration wave, and cultural shifts—this video uncovers why men are disappearing, why women are dominating universities and the workforce, and what life really looks like in a country where men are becoming an endangered species.

🔥 What You’ll Learn in This Video:

Why Latvia has 15.5% more women than men

How WWII, Soviet occupation, and economic collapse reshaped the population

Why Latvian men have one of Europe’s shortest life expectancies

The rise of “husband for an hour” services and what they reveal

Why highly educated women are struggling to find partners

The deadly role of alcoholism, lifestyle risks, and “macho culture”

How mass emigration is pushing Latvia into a demographic death spiral

Whether the country can recover—or if this is the beginning of the end

🧠 Why This Matters

Latvia’s crisis is not an isolated case. Countries around the world—from Russia and Lithuania to Japan and South Korea—are facing similar demographic time bombs. Latvia is simply the most extreme warning of what happens when history, health, culture, and economics collide.

If you’re interested in geopolitics, demographics, sociology, or global population trends, this is a story you absolutely need to understand.

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