No country in Europe is currently achieving a birth rate that ensures generational replacement. Unless a spectacular baby boom occurs by the end of the year in Poland – which seems unlikely – the 2024 ...

Millennial women have reached child-bearing age in a corporate culture that encourages them to have fewer babies, closer ...

In 2022, there were 1.8 live births for every woman in France. This was the highest rate across the Continent except for Georgia, according to official figures. Parents in France get big tax cuts if ...

Neither of the two competing, long-debated explanations about birth rate declines may be entirely accurate. There could be big implications for policy and programs related to family planning for many ...

was the rapid movement of India northward toward the continent of EuroAsia; Click here for a present-day map of the Indian subcontinent. India charged across the equator at rates of up to 15 cm ...

But the bigger concern will be a declining fertility rate and an increasingly ageing population. The Office for Budget ...

it has now joined the continent-wide pattern of falling birth rates. According to Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union, birth numbers in the EU have reached a historic low, dipping ...

According to a recent United Nations report, Africa is home to five of the top ten countries expected to drive global ...

French President Emmanuel Macron has described Africa as "the continent of the future", but ... say this phenomenon is driven by the high birth rate in French-speaking African countries, and ...

Reporter Kim Hyun-ah reports. [Reporter] children who keep decreasing From the West to Asia to Africa, low birth rates are a common phenomenon on every continent. However, Hungary's birth rate has ...

The black-footed ferret, named Antonia, is also the first cloned ferret to give birth worldwide. Antonia produced two ...

Globally, 1.1 percent of adults have been infected with HIV, and they continue to be at the rate of 16,000 a day ... from their mother before or at birth, or through breastfeeding.