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The article discusses the human (Homo sapiens) population of Stone Age Europe during the Aurignacian period from approximately 42,000-33,000 years ago, including people's living in hunter-gather groups, referencing an article coauthored by scientists Isabell Schmidt and Andreas Zimmermann in the "PLoS One" journal.

In this article, the author focuses on the Swedish family policy model in recovery of European challenges of declining population. Topics include the faith of Smalanders, people of Smaland, Sweden which reflected from their loyalty to the pagan gods of the North and their transition from pagan Vikings to Christians, the decrease in fertility of European peoples due to decreasing marriage rates, the family policy model for the same which comprises female emancipation and gender equality.

The article focuses on the projection regarding the Muslim population in Europe. It highlights the study conducted by the Pew Research Center, which indicates that Muslim population will considerably be smaller than the populations of both Christians and people with no religion in the region. It also mentions the three possible scenarios developed by Pew which will determine how Muslim population will actually grow.

The article offers information on the decrease in population of Europe and predicted increase in population in Asia and Africa.

The article argues that refugees are not the solution to the demographic problem in Europe. Topics discussed include the declining population in Germany as the reason why Chancellor Angela Merkel allowed refugees into the country and the percentage of asylum applicants in the European Union (EU) who are younger than 35 in 2015.