even Mexico and a good chunk of Latin America, once stereotyped as a region that popped out babies like hotcakes, is now below the population replacement rate. Chile is abysmal at 1.10 babies per woman. Colombia is below the replacement rate and still falling.
Then we come to Europe. Oh, Europe. Every country in Europe is below the replacement rate, most countries are well below. There are actually quite a few countries below 1.3 (Italy, Poland, the Baltic countries, Austria, Romania, Greece, Spain, Portugal and more).
And finally Asia where the two most developed countries - Japan and Korea - have now less than 1 baby per woman on average.
The decline doesn't seem to have bottomed out yet, except in Korea where they slightly increased births last year. But when you're starting out as the lowest in the world, a slight improvement isn't much.
Long term, whites (Europeans), Asians and Latinos will start to rapidly decline in their total population. Actually, maybe not so long term.