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Yellow Region (4 billion people)

This smaller geographic area is densely populated and includes:

China

India

Bangladesh

Indonesia

Pakistan

Vietnam

Thailand

Philippines

Japan (and some neighboring areas)

Despite its smaller landmass, it holds half the world's population — largely due to the concentration of high-population countries (notably China and India, the two most populous nations).

Orange-Brown Region (4 billion people)

This is a much larger geographical area but less densely populated, covering:

All of the Americas (North + South)

Europe

Africa

Russia

Australia

Rest of Asia outside the yellow zone

Key Insights

Population Density Imbalance: A small part of Asia holds as many people as the entire rest of the world.

Geographical vs Demographic Size: Landmass does not correlate with population size. The yellow region is geographically small but demographically immense.

Strategic Importance: The highlighted yellow zone (often called the “Asian demographic core”) is critical economically and geopolitically, simply because of the massive number of people concentrated there.

Urbanization & Resources: This emphasizes potential challenges around urban infrastructure, food supply, water, and resource management where population density is highest.

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