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    Die Zahl der Geburten in Japan sinkt im Jahr 2025 auf 706.000, ein Rekordtief im zehnten Jahr in Folge

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    2. PowderPills on

      So much for making some progress. Aren’t they still very much against foreigners? Sorry I haven’t been keeping up with Japanese politics

    4. BlueDolphins28 on

      I doubt it will ever improve. No body is interested in having children. It’s too much of life wasted taking care of someone. You could instead travel and upgrade your lifestyle with that money

      Edit : For all the people crying work life balance, money etc, Northern Europe has all of it. Even Western Europe! They have same issues even with tons of immigration.

    5. ManhattanT5 on

      It’s passed time to come up with economic systems that don’t rely on infinite population growth. 

    6. SethLight on

      Considering how horrible it is to have a child in Japan, it’s not very surprising.

    7. Juice1984 on

      They better hurry up and flood themselves with third world migrants… wont somebody please think of the gdp?

    9. Efficient_Resist_287 on

      Japan will promptly blame foreigners for this lack of Japanese procreation

    10. snippersnip on

      We’ve tried shaming the population and that didn’t work.

      We’re not willing to try anything else, guess we’ll all die.

    11. sunny0_0 on

      It’s cool, they are just going to keep doing the same stupid anti-foreigner routine until they vanish.

    13. mcbeardsauce on

      The global 1% loves this

      AI taking everyone’s jobs within the next decade and no one being born to complain about it

    14. DasHotShot on

      I’m feeling somehow moving there or South Korea. It’s just so much more chilled out then this rat race to the bottom in the west

    17. TheBloodhoundKnight on

      I read „birds“ and was just sitting there fully confused for a few seconds.

      Good night!

    19. biscoito1r on

      I think they did the math and Japan will be ok at the current birth ratio for the next 1000 years.

    20. Throwaway999222111 on

      It’s almost as if the fewer people have children, the fewer people are around to have children

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