France's births fall 18% in decade
The article discusses the decline in birth rates in France over the past decade, where the number of births decreased by approximately 18%, from about 783,500 children in 2016 to 643,900 children in 2025. It points out that this decline raises concerns about serious demographic changes, noting that last year France experienced its first natural decrease in population since the end of World War II, due to rising death rates and declining population growth. The article also addresses the potential impacts of this trend on the future population, with the downward trend continuing into the first half of 2026.
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