President Vladimir Putin is voicing concern about the ongoing internal problem of “falling birth rates” in his own country ...

In Russia, as in much of the West, shrinking births are usually linked with economic turbulence. Young couples in cramped ...

Russia’s population has fallen from 147.6 million in 1990 — the year before the USSR collapsed — to 146.1 million this year, ...

Russia is facing a population wipeout, with the nation recording its lowest birthrate in 1999, the year before Vladimir Putin ...

Famous for baby boxes and expansive pro-family policies, Finland continues to see one of the lowest birth rates in Europe, as ...

At Kremlin conference on 23 October, President Vladimir Putin again called raising the birth rate “crucial” for Russia’s ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned that reversing the country’s shrinking population remains a critical national priority. He stressed that increasing birth rates is essential for Russia’s ...

Anastasiia Serha is one of the Ukrainian women who gave birth during the siege of Kherson. She has told the Daily Mail of how ...

Earlier this month, President Vladimir Putin said that “support for families” and stimulating birth rates were “the most important” of all of Russia’s national projects and strategic plans.

Global birth rates are falling—but to many conservatives, it’s not just a trend, it’s a crisis. This video breaks down the real reasons behind the panic, and the cultural politics driving it.

A new reality that has emerged is global in scope: a worldwide collapse in birth rates that has affected nations irrespective ...

This summary highlights various global events, including Hurricane Melissa impacting Jamaica, a China-U.S. diplomatic call, ...