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Record High in German Naturalizations: 2024 Figures

Germany reached a record high of 291,955 naturalizations in 2024, a 46% increase year-on-year, primarily due to changes in the Nationality Act that reduced residency requirements and allowed dual citizenship; Syrians made up the largest group (28%).

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White Men's Employment Decline Exceeds Overall U.S. Job Losses Since January 2025

Since January 2025, white men's unemployment in the U.S. rose by 0.6 percentage points to 4.0%, exceeding the overall increase of 0.2 percentage points; their employment-to-population ratio also fell by 0.7 percentage points, impacting 716,000 workers; this disproportionate impact is linked to econo...

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Shifting Sands: Demographic and Geographic Changes in Trump's Two Election Wins

President Trump's 2024 reelection saw Republican gains in predominantly white, working-class Appalachian counties (2004-2024), and during his presidency (2016-2024) in more diverse, wealthier, and better-educated counties, primarily in the South and West, reflecting a significant shift in the Republ...

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Japan's Birth Rate Plummets to Historic Low

Japan's 2024 births plummeted to a record low of 686,061, a 5.7% drop, continuing a 16-year decline and raising concerns about economic and national security sustainability in a rapidly aging and shrinking population.

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Japan's Birthrate Plunges to Record Low, Fueling Demographic Crisis

Japan's 2024 birthrate plummeted to a record low of 686,061, a 5.7% decrease from 2023, resulting in a fertility rate of 1.15—far below the replacement rate—and fueling concerns about the country's shrinking and aging population.

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Record Number of Elderly Lawmakers in 118th Congress

The 118th U.S. Congress includes almost 120 members aged 70 or older, an unprecedented number exceeding any modern precedent; this older cohort comprises over one-fifth of Congress and is projected to grow; the disproportionately high number of older Democrats in the House adds a partisan dimension ...

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France Considers Raising Retirement Age to 66.5 Amidst Growing Deficit

France's retirement system faces a growing deficit, prompting the government to consider raising the retirement age to 66.5 years to match other European countries and address a ten-year delay in reforms, currently costing 14% of the nation's GDP.

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Sufficient Blood Reserves in Saxony-Anhalt and Thuringia, but DRK Emphasizes Need for Continued Donations

The German Red Cross (DRK) reports sufficient blood supplies in Saxony-Anhalt and Thuringia for the summer, but emphasizes the need for continued donations due to seasonal fluctuations and an aging donor base; they've launched a blood donation app to attract younger donors.

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Viral Videos Spark Debate on Parenthood and Personal Freedom

Lola Índigo and Jordi Wild's viral videos expressing their reluctance to have children sparked a debate, revealing societal anxieties surrounding women's reproductive choices and the perceived conflict between parenthood and personal freedom within consumerist culture.

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Longevity Economics: Adapting to Longer Lifespans

The UniCredit 2025 Longevity Economic Forum in Milan addressed the economic implications of increasing lifespans, announcing two new tools to measure longevity readiness and highlighting the need for systemic changes in finance, work, and healthcare to support healthy aging.

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Vietnam Abolishes Two-Child Policy Amid Declining Birth Rates

Vietnam has abolished its two-child policy due to declining birth rates, which fell from 2.11 children per woman in 2021 to 1.91 in 2024, aiming to address the challenges of an aging population and shrinking workforce; this follows similar trends in other Asian countries.

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Vietnam Ends Two-Child Policy Amidst Aging Population Concerns

Vietnam's National Assembly ended its two-child policy on [Date], aiming to combat a declining birth rate of 1.91 children per woman in 2024 and the resulting aging population; this follows a period of population control measures and mirrors global trends.

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