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BIRTHRATE CRISIS
View: Why India’s South thinks it has to populate or perishSome Indian states are now encouraging women to have more children. This shift comes as fertility rates fall in the south and east, while n...- Immigration slowdown hits every metro area in the US, census showsImmigration to the United States slowed dramatically in the year leading up to July 2025. Many US cities saw population declines as fewer p...
- $5,000 'baby bonus': Trump admin works to convince American women to have more children as birthrates declineThe Trump administration is exploring pronatalist policies to address declining birthrates, including baby bonuses and incentives for marri...
- There's a reason the world is a mess, and it's not TrumpThe shift to service-based economies, coupled with slowing population growth, has created a challenging economic landscape. Addressing this...
- Ashley St. Clair reveals Elon Musk’s 13th baby’s name — Here’s what it really meansElon Musk’s 14th child has been named 'Romulus' by mother Ashley St. Clair, amid a dramatic paternity dispute. Revealed in a Wall Street Jo...
- Japan’s birthrate hits new low: Expert warns only one teenager will be left by THIS year in world's 4th biggest economyJapan faces a severe demographic crisis with a record low birthrate, a shrinking workforce, and rising social security costs. Government me...
- After China and Japan, now Russia is offering 100,000 roubles to female students under 25 to have babiesRussia has introduced measures to increase birth rates by offering financial incentives to female students under 25 who give birth. This po...
- Japanese lawmaker's bizarre comments on women to tackle country's declining birthrate is viralJapanese lawmaker Naoki Hyakuta is facing severe criticism after he made controversial and bizarre remarks about women in a YouTube program...
- 4B movement: Why young South Korean women are saying NO to men4B movement: Young South Korean women are vowing to boycott men as a feminist 4B movement is sweeping the country. The 4B movement calls fo...
- China announces new measures for couples to have more children to avert demographic crisisChina has introduced policies such as childbirth subsidies and tax cuts for parents to combat decreasing birth rates and address an ageing ...
- Why is Japan grappling with record-low birth rates? Here’s what the govt saidJapan faces a significant demographic challenge, with the country's birth rate hitting a record low for the eighth consecutive year. The mo...
- South Korea to open door for foreign maidsSouth Korea has approved a pilot program to allow 100 foreign domestic workers into the country in an effort to boost birth rates and suppo...
- Marriage, money and maternity: A third of young women in Japan may never have children, says studyAround 33.4% of women born in 2005 in Japan may never have children, according to the National Institute of Population and Social Security ...
- Why China's shrinking population is a problem for everyoneChina's population decline, which will soon make India the most populous nation, will have significant effects on its economy and global br...
- China's newly-announced 3-child policy receives unenthusiastic responseIn the face of a looming demographic crisis, China on Monday eased its two-child policy to allow couples to have three children. However, t...
- Europe needs baby boom to avert a population disaster: ReportSpain has one of the lowest fertility rates in the EU, with an average of 1.27 children born for every woman of childbearing age, compared ...
- Japan aims to keep population at 100 million 50 years laterPopulation of Japan is projected to fall to about 87 million in the year 2060 if the nation's birthrate continues to remains low.
- China to continue with controversial one-child policyChina has dismissed reports that the country's new leadership may ease up on the one-child policy, saying that it would continue adhering t...
- Europe sits on $39 trillion pension bomb: StudyThe countries compiled by the Research Center for Generational Contracts at Freiburg University in 2009 had almost 30 trillion euros ($39.3...
- India model of development is worth emulating, says USThe Indian model of growth, based largely on local consumption and innovation and enterprise, which has unleashed the true potential of its...
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