The number of women in Poland planning to have children declined dramatically in recent years
There were fewer than 180,000 newborns recorded in Romania in 2021
The demography of Russia is one of the reasons for the war in Ukraine, writes Polish journalist and publicist Grzegorz Górny
Statistics Poland (GUS) has presented the preliminary results of last year’s National Population Census, according to which the Polish population dropped by 0.9 percent within 10 years and the number of houses grew by 12.6 percent
If current demographic trends cannot be reversed, 60 percent of Europe will be Muslim by the end of the century, Magyar Hírlap columnist Károly Loránt writes
Although China may still overcome its current demographic issues due to the nature of its system, what awaits the aging Western societies, writes Grzegorz Górny
Hungary is attempting to reverse negative demographic trends by spending billions on pro-family policies instead of choosing more immigration
Germany is still accepting hundreds of thousands of Muslim migrants a year due to its declining demographics, but the country is paying a price through Islamization, writes Paweł Chmielewski
Only 13 percent of Italian men and 25 percent of women want to have children, and last year, Italy recorded its lowest ever number of births
Whites might become a minority sooner than predicted
Hungary has gone a different route than many other European countries by emphasizing pro-family policies over mass migration
State Secretary for Family and Youth Affairs Katalin Novák says that the number of marriages in Hungary is at a 40-year high
There are currently more marriages and fewer divorces in Hungary compared to 2010
German wages have already led to a huge loss of doctors in Czechia, but now a wage increase for social service workers could see medics and caregivers leave too
Nearly one-fifth of newborn boys have Arabic-Muslim first names
Demographic catastrophe is looming over Poland
Poland is the victim of Europe’s biggest brain drain. In what is a European record, nearly 580,000 Poles who finished higher education remained abroad in 2017.
Poles are record-breakers when it comes to optimism. According to a survey carried out by the American Pew Research Center, Poles are the most optimistic when it comes to the future and perspectives of their economy.
According to a report by the Public Opinion Research Center (CBOS), more than 60 percent of Poles are more than satisfied with living in Poland, the highest result in history.
Despite the current government’s child benefit programs, by 2040 the population of Poland will have decreased by 2.8 million. In 22 years time every other Pole will be over fifty.
