70 years ago Europe averaged 2.7 kids per woman.Now it’s 1.4 — and still falling.Countries like Italy, Spain, Malta, and South Korea-style collapses are already here.No babies = no future.Simple math. 😶 https://t.co/AOXHJcoTcb ...

🇮🇹 Italy’s demographic crisis deepens: The birth rate has been plummeting over the past seven years.Number of live births (approx.):• 2018: ~450,000• 2019: ~420,000• 2020: ~400,000• 2021: ~400,000• 2022: ~393,000• 2023: ~379,000• 2024: ~370,000• 2025 (on track): Even lower, with first 7 months already down 6.3% vs 2024Total Fertility Rate (children per woman): Fell from ~1.3 in 2018 to a record low of 1.18 in 2024 — far below the 2.1 replacement level.This is the lowest since unification in 1861, accelerati ...

JAPAN’S DECLINING BIRTH RATES: FROM POST-WAR BOOM TO RECORD LOWS – A 70-YEAR TRENDJapan’s total fertility rate (TFR, average children per woman) has plummeted since the 1950s, dropping from over 3.6 in 1950 to around 1.2–1.3 in recent years—far below the 2.1 replacement level needed for population stability. This long-term decline has accelerated in recent decades, driven by a mix of economic, social, and cultural factors.Key reasons for the ongoing decline include:•Economic pressures — Stagnant wages, high ...

Chile’s total fertility rate is projected to have sunk in 2025 to less than one child per woman, among the world’s lowest, according to fresh government data https://t.co/Rq74abZEIG ...

RT Tesla Owners Silicon Valley (@teslaownersSV)South Korea’s fertility rate has plummeted from over 6 children per woman in the 1950s to a world-record low of 0.75 in 2024—a slight rebound from 0.72 in 2023, yet still far below the 2.1 replacement level.If trends persist, the population could shrink dramatically, halving by 2070 and risking national ‘disappearance’ through extreme depopulation and aging by 2100 ...

RT Taya (@travelingflying)Every European country is now below replacement fertility. Civilizations disappear when they stop having children. Wake up, Europe. https://t.co/OepHSyQfeN ...

South Korea’s fertility rate has plummeted from over 6 children per woman in the 1950s to a world-record low of 0.75 in 2024—a slight rebound from 0.72 in 2023, yet still far below the 2.1 replacement level.If trends persist, the population could shrink dramatically, halving by 2070 and risking national ‘disappearance’ through extreme depopulation and aging by 2100 ...

For decades, across the West, total fertility rate has been dropping. Pronatalists are casting around frantically for solutions. But the measure is flawed https://t.co/UaoiYnMGeOIllustration: Álvaro Bernis https://t.co/KuM9asXDXR ...

Every timeArthur MacWaters (@ArthurMacwaters):throughout history, when a civilization reaches a certain level of abundance, fertility rate falls below replacementunless the US can reverse this trend, it will soon slide into declinewe must believe in a positive future, have many babies, and culturally prioritize family https://t.co/R3h7YpZvYt ...

🇮🇹 Italy’s demographic crisis deepens: The birth rate has been plummeting over the past seven years.Number of live births (approx.):• 2018: ~450,000• 2019: ~420,000• 2020: ~400,000• 2021: ~400,000• 2022: ~393,000• 2023: ~379,000• 2024: ~370,000• 2025 (on track): Even lower, with first 7 months already down 6.3% vs 2024Total Fertility Rate (children per woman): Fell from ~1.3 in 2018 to a record low of 1.18 in 2024 — far below the 2.1 replacement level.This is the lowest since unification in 1861, accelerati ...