First-time mothers in Germany over 30 on average

04-05-2022

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First-time mothers in Germany over 30 on average

It's the first time the German average for women to have their first child has moved beyond 30. Women in Italy wait for the longest before having their first child compared to the rest of the EU.

A group of people is gathered at a meeting with the Warsaw Mayor, candidate in Poland's presidential election for the opposition Civic Coalition. Photo AFP, Janek Skarzynski

Shortage of Polish babies cause for concern

Much more people who died, fewer children who were born, more marriages, but also more divorces.

Birth rates Europe plummet amidst pandemic

The number of newborns in Europe decreased significantly during the pandemic, a United Nations study concludes.

A man with a Portuguese flag walks along Avenida da Liberdade in Lisbon. photo EPA, Jose Sena Goulao

Portuguese professor warns for “demographic self-destruction"

A Portuguese professor says that in the last decade, a “demographic tragedy” occurred in Portugal. He warns of the danger of “demographic self-destruction”.

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