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The birth rate collapsed in Ireland from 77,000 children in 2009 to 54,000 children in 2024. The lack of housing, the cost of living, and the cost of child care are hammering families. What's Sinn Féin's solution? More abortion. https://t.co/K4J1gyt4cV #Ireland #BirthRate #SinnFein #IE

There is a collapse in the number of children born in Ireland. No other political party is raising it. 75,000 children were born in 2009. Last year, it was 55,000. https://t.co/WeJ0p1iGoW #Ireland #BirthRate #Children #IE

China is concerned that A.I. companions could hinder productivity among youth, as the government believes they should be driving innovation and building startups to address falling birthrates and a dwindling workforce, prompting the implementation of regulations on A.I. relationships while also viewing automation and robotics as potential solutions to labor shortages in manufacturing. #ArtificialIntelligence #China #FutureOfWork #CN

China's leaders are concerned that A.I. companions could detract from youth productivity and engagement in innovative sectors, while simultaneously recognizing that the automation of labor through robotics may be necessary to address the challenges posed by declining birthrates and an aging workforce. #ArtificialIntelligence #China #FutureOfWork #CN

Marriage registrations in China fell by 6.2% year-on-year in the first quarter of 2023, reaching about half of the levels seen in 2017, which highlights the country's ongoing demographic challenges as its population declines for the fourth consecutive year and the birth rate hits a record low. #MarriageStats #ChinaDemographics #BirthRate #CN

Are we about to see a dangerous drop in birth rates in the most developed economies? At this rate, well over 1/4 of the US population will end up on a GLP-1 agonist, and young healthy adults get on them earlier and earlier. People report a blunting of desire across the board on #BirthRates #PublicHealth #GLP1Agonists #US

Public schools in New York City, along with those nationwide, are facing significant enrollment declines—projected to drop by up to 153,000 students over the next decade—due to falling birthrates, an aging population, family migration trends, and increasing educational options, culminating in budgetary challenges and potential school closures. #PublicEducation #SchoolEnrollment #EducationTrends #US #NY #LA #BO

Public schools in New York City are projected to lose as many as 153,000 students over the next decade due to declining birthrates, an aging population, and families leaving the city, exacerbating a trend seen nationwide that has resulted in budget strain, layoffs, and school closures. #PublicEducation #SchoolEnrollment #NewYorkCity #US #NY #LA #MA

In Germany, the number of births has declined for the fourth consecutive year, reaching the lowest level since 1946 with around 654,300 babies born in 2025, resulting in a significant birth deficit amid demographic shifts. #BirthRate #DemographicTrends #Germany #DE #FR #AT #IT #SE #ES #NL #FI

In 2025, Germany experienced its lowest birth rate since 1946, with approximately 654,300 children born, marking a 3.4% decline from the previous year and resulting in a significant birth deficit, as the number of deaths exceeded births by 352,000, partly due to the small birth cohorts from the 1990s entering childbearing age. #BirthRates #Germany #Demographics #DE #FR #AT #IT #SE #ES #NL #FI

In 2025, Germany experienced the lowest birth rate since 1946, with approximately 654,300 babies born, marking a 3.4 percent decrease from the previous year, as the number of deaths significantly surpassed births, leading to a record birth deficit attributed to demographic trends and regional variations in birth rates. #BirthRates #Demographics #Germany #DE #FR #AT #IT #SE #ES #NL #FI

In 2025, Germany experienced its lowest birth rate since 1946, with approximately 654,300 babies born, marking a 3.4% decline from the previous year, while the number of deaths exceeded births by 352,000, highlighting significant regional disparities and ongoing trends influenced by smaller birth cohorts from the 1990s entering their 30s. #BirthRate #PopulationDecline #GermanyStatistics #DE #FR #AT #IT #SE #ES #NL #FI

In 2025, Germany experienced its lowest birth rate since 1946, with approximately 654,300 babies born, marking a 3.4% decline from the previous year, and resulting in the largest birth deficit of the post-war era as deaths surpassed births by 352,000, influenced by the smaller birth cohorts from the 1990s entering their childbearing years and regional differences in birth rates across the country. #Birthrate #Germany #Demographics #DE #FR #AT #IT #SE #ES #NL #FI