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US Population Growth to Slow Sharply Due to Immigration Policies
The Congressional Budget Office projects significantly slower US population growth over the next three decades, primarily due to lower immigration rates resulting from stricter immigration policies, impacting the labor market, fiscal outlook, and overall economic growth.
US Population Growth to Slow Sharply Due to Immigration Policies
The Congressional Budget Office projects significantly slower US population growth over the next three decades, primarily due to lower immigration rates resulting from stricter immigration policies, impacting the labor market, fiscal outlook, and overall economic growth.
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40% Bias Score
Greece's Demographic Crisis: High Cesarean Rates and Economic Burden Hamper Childbirth
Greece's government will unveil a new package of financial incentives at the Thessaloniki International Fair to address the country's declining birth rate, but high Cesarean rates and the economic costs of childbirth and IVF remain significant obstacles.
Greece's Demographic Crisis: High Cesarean Rates and Economic Burden Hamper Childbirth
Greece's government will unveil a new package of financial incentives at the Thessaloniki International Fair to address the country's declining birth rate, but high Cesarean rates and the economic costs of childbirth and IVF remain significant obstacles.
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56% Bias Score
Greek PM's Thessaloniki International Fair Speech to Focus on Tax Reform
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will deliver a speech at the Thessaloniki International Fair focusing on tax reforms aimed at boosting demographics and supporting the middle class, including surprise measures for families with many children.
Greek PM's Thessaloniki International Fair Speech to Focus on Tax Reform
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will deliver a speech at the Thessaloniki International Fair focusing on tax reforms aimed at boosting demographics and supporting the middle class, including surprise measures for families with many children.
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48% Bias Score
East-West Germany: 30 Years After Reunification
Thirty years after German reunification, significant disparities persist between East and West Germany in housing, wealth, and family structures, despite some convergence.
East-West Germany: 30 Years After Reunification
Thirty years after German reunification, significant disparities persist between East and West Germany in housing, wealth, and family structures, despite some convergence.
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4% Bias Score
Varying European Pension Systems: A Comparison
Germany, Sweden, Denmark, and France showcase diverse approaches to state pensions, highlighting contrasting financial situations and policy responses to aging populations and economic challenges.
Varying European Pension Systems: A Comparison
Germany, Sweden, Denmark, and France showcase diverse approaches to state pensions, highlighting contrasting financial situations and policy responses to aging populations and economic challenges.
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40% Bias Score
Mass Retirement Wave Threatens Spain's Labor Market
Over 5.3 million Spanish workers aged 55+ will retire in the next decade, creating a 3.5 million worker shortage as only one young person will enter the workforce for every three retirees; Spain plans to address this with immigration and increased female, senior, and disabled worker participation.
Mass Retirement Wave Threatens Spain's Labor Market
Over 5.3 million Spanish workers aged 55+ will retire in the next decade, creating a 3.5 million worker shortage as only one young person will enter the workforce for every three retirees; Spain plans to address this with immigration and increased female, senior, and disabled worker participation.
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40% Bias Score
714 Schools to Close in Greece Due to Student Shortages
Due to a demographic crisis, 714 schools in Greece, 95% of which are kindergartens and primary schools, will close this year because of insufficient student enrollment, impacting mostly rural areas.
714 Schools to Close in Greece Due to Student Shortages
Due to a demographic crisis, 714 schools in Greece, 95% of which are kindergartens and primary schools, will close this year because of insufficient student enrollment, impacting mostly rural areas.
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28% Bias Score
Greece's Population Decline and Immigration Policy
A Guardian study reveals that without continued immigration at recent levels, Greece's population will nearly halve by 2100; even with current immigration, it will drop from 10 million to 7.3 million by 2098, highlighting the critical role of immigration policy in addressing demographic challenges.
Greece's Population Decline and Immigration Policy
A Guardian study reveals that without continued immigration at recent levels, Greece's population will nearly halve by 2100; even with current immigration, it will drop from 10 million to 7.3 million by 2098, highlighting the critical role of immigration policy in addressing demographic challenges.
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56% Bias Score
France to See 19% Drop in School Enrollment by 2034
A new study reveals a 19% decrease in French school enrollment over the next decade, reaching 560,800 fewer students by 2029, due to declining birth rates and a wave of teacher retirements, creating an opportunity to improve educational quality.
France to See 19% Drop in School Enrollment by 2034
A new study reveals a 19% decrease in French school enrollment over the next decade, reaching 560,800 fewer students by 2029, due to declining birth rates and a wave of teacher retirements, creating an opportunity to improve educational quality.
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44% Bias Score
Berlin's Accelerated Naturalizations Impact Population Statistics
In the first half of 2025, Berlin saw a 0.2% increase in German citizens due to accelerated naturalizations, while the number of foreign residents slightly decreased by 0.1%, impacting the city's growth trend and increasing the percentage of Germans with a migration background to 16.9%.
Berlin's Accelerated Naturalizations Impact Population Statistics
In the first half of 2025, Berlin saw a 0.2% increase in German citizens due to accelerated naturalizations, while the number of foreign residents slightly decreased by 0.1%, impacting the city's growth trend and increasing the percentage of Germans with a migration background to 16.9%.
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36% Bias Score
Berlin Childcare Enrollment Decreases; Fewer Children, More Available Spots
In Berlin, the number of children in publicly funded childcare decreased by 1.8 percent to 171,000 by March 1, 2025, while licensed places increased slightly. A more significant decrease was observed in publicly funded childcare, with a 10.1 percent drop and an 8.4 percent decrease in providers.
Berlin Childcare Enrollment Decreases; Fewer Children, More Available Spots
In Berlin, the number of children in publicly funded childcare decreased by 1.8 percent to 171,000 by March 1, 2025, while licensed places increased slightly. A more significant decrease was observed in publicly funded childcare, with a 10.1 percent drop and an 8.4 percent decrease in providers.
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36% Bias Score
UK Faces Acute Economic Challenge from Shrinking Workforce
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey highlights Britain's "acute challenge" from weak economic growth and a post-pandemic drop in workers, particularly among young people and the long-term sick, impacting productivity and inflation.
UK Faces Acute Economic Challenge from Shrinking Workforce
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey highlights Britain's "acute challenge" from weak economic growth and a post-pandemic drop in workers, particularly among young people and the long-term sick, impacting productivity and inflation.
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48% Bias Score
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