Italy's Fertility Rate Falls to 80-Year Low: Report
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For the minister of work Calderone Italy remains the most beautiful country in the world, which offers unparalleled guarantees in the work. But less and less Italians decide to make children. And so the number of births collapses to the historical minimum since the Second World War, with the Belpaese that seems to slip more and more towards a slow, inexorable old age [...] L'articolo In Italy born only 355 thousand children in 2025: historical m…
With a total fertility rate of 1.33 children per woman in 2024, Quebec reached the lowest level in its demographic history. Yet, couples still aspire to raise two children on average.
In 2025, 3.9 percent fewer children were born than in the previous year, 355 thousand, while in 2000 the number of births reached 543 thousand.
One report revealed that Italy recorded a new historical minimum in its fertility rate. What are the reasons?
In the past, Italy was a country with a high birth rate. Now, the number of births has fallen to 355,000 children a year, less than ever before – since the Second World War.
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