Increased bonuses for family doctors working in rural areas; the ministry hopes to motivate work in regions
The Latvian health ministry is increasing bonuses for family doctors working in rural areas to better reflect working conditions and encourage more practitioners to take up positions outside of major cities.
The Government Supported Stricter Regulation of the Crime of Non-Payment of Alimony
The Czech government has endorsed stricter regulations for the crime of non-payment of alimony.
Latino dog whose family was detained by ICE goes viral for only responding to commands in Spanish
The story of Eclipse, a dog whose family was detained by ICE, has gone viral, highlighting the scars of the Trump administration's immigration policy in the U.S.
'I endured a false case, my family also suffered, but now...', Manish Sisodia shares his pain
In a recent interview, Manish Sisodia expressed relief and emotion following his acquittal in the Delhi Liquor Policy case, asserting the falsehood of the charges against him and his family.
SV and Rødt signal a fight against Stoltenberg's new housing tax
The Norwegian finance minister announced an increase in the threshold for what is considered an expensive home as part of a new housing tax policy.
Kejriwal met with his family after being acquitted, hugged his wife and children
After being acquitted in the Delhi liquor policy case, Arvind Kejriwal expressed emotional relief and claimed that the charges against him were entirely fabricated.
Tears in his eyes, hugging his wife and children... Kejriwal became emotional, Photos
Former CM Arvind Kejriwal became emotional after being acquitted in the Delhi liquor policy case, hugging his family and accusing the PM and Home Minister of conspiracy against his party.
This campaign has never been seen before. The ministry focuses on memes
The Polish Ministry of Family, Labour and Social Policy is using cat memes in a social media campaign to explain a significant labor law reform.
Francesca Albanese's Family Sues Trump: Here's Why
The family of Francesca Albanese has filed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump and other members of the U.S. administration over sanctions related to her position on Palestinian rights.
Municipalities will receive more money for handling the Large Family Card. There is a minister's announcement
Polish municipalities will receive increased funding for processing applications related to the Large Family Card (KDR) as per a recent governmental announcement.
Kante: There are over five hundred available kindergarten places in Tallinn
Tallinn city council member Natalie Mets criticizes the city government's family policy, urging for funds to be directed toward building new kindergartens.
Warning signal for... the perpetuation of demographic collapse – 7 proposals to increase births
The Institute of Demographic Research and Studies in Greece proposes interventions to mitigate the demographic crisis by reducing the cost of raising children and improving the alignment of family and professional life.
Who wants an apartment is a suicidal person, according to Fico. The truth is that his policy has failed
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico acknowledges a serious housing crisis, yet his government's policies have perpetuated the problem, with his own family benefitting from the housing market.
Ban on sitting at work. The ministry responded to the issue
The Polish Ministry of Family, Labor, and Social Policy addressed concerns regarding mandatory standing work conditions following a parliamentary inquiry.
Reform's Danny Kruger criticizes UK's 'totally unregulated sexual economy'
UK MP Danny Kruger criticizes the country's unregulated sexual economy and advocates for policies to encourage family growth and marriage.
Minister Šipić presented Croatia's measures for demographic renewal in the EP
Minister of Demography and Migration Ivan Šipić presented Croatia's demographic revitalization measures at a European Parliament conference.
Proposal to Lower the Threshold for the Second Degree State Pension: Raising 3 Children Would Be Enough
A Lithuanian lawmaker proposes reducing the requirement for state pensions for large families from five children to three to better reflect demographic realities.
Family care for the elderly has increased, but the use of family caregivers remains marginal
Family care for the elderly in Finland is on the rise, though the use of family caregivers is still limited according to a report from the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare.
Gender Equality Ministry Announces Open Recruitment for 'Youth Coexistence and Empathy Committee'
The Ministry of Gender Equality and Family in South Korea is recruiting 150 young members for the first Youth Coexistence and Empathy Committee to address gender perception gaps among the youth.
SP creates seal for companies that excuse employee absences for taking children to the doctor
São Paulo has introduced a seal for companies that excuse employee absences when they take their children to medical appointments.
The Peasant and Greens Union proposes state pensions for parents raising three or more children
The Peasant and Greens Union in Lithuania has registered a proposal to allocate state pensions to parents who have raised three or more children.
Families with three or more children are clearly not Plenković's priority: Why doesn't he copy the EU in this?
The article discusses the lack of support for families with three or more children in Croatia compared to other EU countries, highlighting Prime Minister Andrej Plenković's insufficient prioritization of family policies.
Family Policy: Child Benefits Will Soon be Automatic
Parents will soon receive child benefits automatically after the birth of a child without having to submit an application in most cases, according to a draft law from the Federal Ministry of Finance in Germany.
The statue got two extra children when China changed policy
A statue in Wuhan's Jiangtan Park symbolizes China's shift from the one-child policy to encouraging larger families by adding two children to the original family depicted.
Less bureaucracy: Child benefit to be paid automatically in the future
The German government plans to eliminate the application process for child benefits, allowing for automatic payments to families.
‘No real progress’ in Nova Scotia’s child and family poverty rates: report
A new report indicates that child and family poverty rates in Nova Scotia remain stagnant with no significant progress.
Kindergarten fees and other tax reliefs are returning; people will save thousands annually
Czech taxpayers are set to benefit from the return of kindergarten subsidies and additional tax reliefs, leading to significant savings annually.
Demographic: a new form of national bankruptcy
The Greek Parliament has initiated the hiring of a child from a large family as part of efforts to support multi-child households amidst the country's declining demographic situation.
Is the government planning to revise the points system for dependent family members amid the controversy over fraudulent apartment applications?
The South Korean government is intensifying investigations into fraudulent apartment applications, particularly focusing on the points system concerning dependent family members used to gain unfair advantages in the housing allocation process.
The Government will link the social electricity bonus to families' income
The Spanish government has approved a new National Strategy against Energy Poverty that ties electricity bill discounts to family income, affecting large families with high earnings.
According to Kersti Kaljulaid, the childcare system should also take later working hours into account
Kersti Kaljulaid argues that Estonia's childcare system should be more flexible to accommodate varying work schedules for parents.
Plenković: Ružić is responsible, serious and will fit well into the Government
Prime Minister Andrej Plenković introduced Alen Ružić as the candidate for the new Minister of Labor, Pension System, Family and Social Policy, highlighting his qualifications and experience.
Kersti Kaljulaid: a more flexible childcare system could encourage having children
Estonian President Kersti Kaljulaid advocates for a more flexible childcare system to support working parents and encourage higher birth rates.
Kenya: State Department for Children's Services Reaffirms Plan to End Child Institutionalisation By 2032
The Kenyan government plans to end child institutionalization by 2032, promoting family-based care instead.
Research: The Name of Family Mediation Service Causes Confusion
A recent study in Estonia found that the name of the family mediation service is misleading and recommends renaming it to enhance clarity and effectiveness.
GRAPHIC ⟩ Fewer children were born in January compared to last year
In January, Estonia registered 706 births, a decrease from 719 births in the same month last year.
France proposes bold measures to boost birth rate
France is implementing new policies aimed at increasing its birth rate in response to demographic challenges.
Father on parental leave: legislation and financial reality
The article discusses recent changes in Latvian legislation regarding parental leave, emphasizing the need for encouraging father's involvement in child care.
€250 per child per month: the flagship measure of a 'big bang' in family policy to revive failing birth rates
A new report proposes significant reforms to France's family policy, including a monthly allowance for children and extended parental leave, aiming to boost declining birth rates.
Mostarkić Gobbo: The Departure of 'Saint Marin'
The article discusses the recent dismissal of Marin Piletić, Croatia's former minister responsible for labor, pension system, family, and social policy, highlighting the perceived lack of effectiveness during his tenure.
Russia's Unique Proposal: Nature Has Organized It This Way
A unique proposal in Russia aims to regulate internet pornography to address the country's declining birth rates.
Wives Will Not Stay with Players, Separate Arrangements Required, Decision by BCCI
The BCCI has decided that players' families will not be allowed to stay with them during the T20 World Cup 2026, rejecting requests for family accommodations in team hotels.
Four days of debating in the Sejm. We check what the MPs will deal with
The Polish Sejm is set to begin its sessions on February 10, focusing on a range of legislative matters, including a law on family support for military personnel, as well as the postponed foreign policy address by Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski due to a scheduling conflict.
Marin Piletić removed from ministerial position: It is also known who will replace him
Marin Piletić has been dismissed as Croatia's Minister of Labour, Pension System, Family, and Social Policy, with Alen Ružić set to take his place.
Osaka City to Make Childcare Free for First Child, Providing 100,000 Yen Coupons for Families That Do Not Use Services
Osaka City will make childcare free for first children aged 0-2 and distribute 100,000 yen coupons for families that do not utilize childcare services.
An unusual proposal in the Russian Duma: Porn only for parents
A member of the Russian Duma has proposed restricting access to online pornography to adults with children, arguing that it hampers people's biological need for intimacy.
6 A's: The Book is the First Work to Address an Important Conversation About Greenland's Social Policy
A new book examines the historical and socio-economic factors affecting Greenland's social policy, focusing on the well-being of children, family life, and public health.
In the USA, plans for mating camps are being considered - the birth rate is also poor there
A prominent American organization is proposing matchmaking camps aimed at increasing birth rates by providing singles with support and incentives.
Urmo Saareoja: let us not forget the role of culture in demographics
Urmo Saareoja emphasizes the importance of cultural factors in addressing Estonia's declining birth rates, suggesting that economic solutions alone will not suffice.
AVO-REIN TEREPING ⟩ Why are we unable to reach an agreement on what Estonian family policy should be?
The article discusses the complexities of Estonian family policy, highlighting unresolved debates and the lack of a cohesive legislative document guiding these matters.