Demographic crisis: Newborn numbers in Romania drop to 90-year low
Fertility rate also drops to 1.3
Slovak finance minister signals new family-friendly policies
Since Slovaks mostly reject immigration, the country may face a severe shortage of young people in the coming years unless action is taken
Finnish academic: Swedes will become a minority in their own country in less than 50 years
Sweden faces a demographic and cultural transformation if it does not implement a radical overhaul of its immigration system, warns a Finnish academic
US politicians echo Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson’s report on demographic change and its role in Democratic Party’s power
A top Republican senator questions whether Democrats are using open borders to gain power
Immigration cannot replace family policy – commentary
Unlike Western Europe, which is attempting to solve its demographic issues through encouraging immigration, Hungary has chosen a different path and the initial results are promising, Tünde Fűrész, director of the Kopp Mária Institute for Demographics and Families, wrote in a commentary in daily Magyar Nemzet.
Can Hungary’s pro-family policy help save Japan from demographic disaster?
Hungary drops income tax for citizens under 25 to stop youth emigration
Following the Polish example, PM Viktor Orbán announced that Hungary is dropping income tax for people under 25
Future prime minister? Hungarian PM Orbán welcomes fifth grandchild
Hungary already gears its pro-family economy towards more children, but what more can it do?
All barriers to more children in Hungary can be lifted through government action, writes Central Bank governor György Matolcsy
Will ethnic French become a minority in their own country? Data shows 1-in-5 newborns in France have Arab-Muslim first names
More than half of the first names in the Seine-et-Marne region near Paris are Arab-Muslim