Korea’s birth rate increases for second straight year, edging up to 0.8
Korea's total fertility rate has increased to 0.8 in 2025, marking the second consecutive year of growth attributed to rising marriage rates and changing parental attitudes.
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.
Happy news about babies - The like can be applied for since 2018
Finland has experienced a notable increase in birth rates, with January 2025 showing the highest birth numbers since 2018.
South Korea's birth rate rises for the 2nd consecutive year
South Korea's birth rate has increased for the second consecutive year in 2025, according to government data.
Baby crying sounds have grown for two years... Total fertility rate returns to 0.8 after four years
South Korea's total fertility rate has risen to 0.8 in 2023, marking two consecutive years of growth due to increased marriages and changing perceptions about childbirth.
This year, the first two children in Lithuania may be born using donated embryos
Lithuania may see the birth of its first children conceived from donated embryos this year, following an initiative by 35 families to contribute their embryos for fertility treatments.
From baby boom to baby bust: France's falling fertility rate
This article discusses the decline in France's fertility rate, exploring reasons for fewer births and political responses to address the issue.
Decline in Fertility Crosses Generations
Brazil's fertility rate has decreased significantly over generations, impacting women's decisions on childbirth.
USA: The "development gap" that could cost the economy 100 billion dollars
The decreasing birth rate and slowing growth of the population in many countries could have significant economic implications, with the US potentially facing a loss of $103.9 billion in GDP due to a continued decline in fertility rates.
What the decline of fertility in Argentina reveals
Fertility rates in Argentina have nearly halved over the past decade, raising questions about the social factors influencing reproductive decisions.
China’s marriage rebound: will more 2025 knots bring more baby bumps in 2026?
China saw a significant increase in marriage registrations in 2025, which may positively influence the country's birth rate in 2026, although concerns about low fertility intentions persist.
Low fertility rate prompts France to encourage young people to have children
France's government is taking steps to combat its low birth rate by informing young citizens about reproductive choices.
France to urge 29-year-olds to have a baby before it's too late
The French government is launching a campaign to encourage 29-year-olds to have children to avert future fertility issues, as part of a broader initiative to increase the country's fertility rate.
The report confirming the increase in infant mortality and the index that will not be reversed
The latest report on Vital Statistics in Argentina reveals a concerning increase in infant mortality, alongside significant declines in birth and fertility rates over the past decade.
VIKTORIA LADÕNSKAJA-KUBITS ⟩ Low fertility rate or how politicians betray the constitution
Recent statistics confirm a drop in birth rates, marking the second time in history that annual births fell below ten thousand, coupled with a negative migration balance, while politicians continue to disregard constitutional principles, as discussed by columnist and former parliament member Viktoria Ladõnskaja-Kubits.
Only in Nigeria are more babies born than in the 50 countries of the Old Continent combined
Birth rates in Europe are in decline, with Nigeria surpassing the combined number of births in all European countries.