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A recent survey indicates that Swiss citizens are evenly divided over a proposal to cap the country's population at <strong>10 million</strong>. This comes amid growing concerns about population growth and its impact on resources.
In 2025, Germany recorded its lowest birth rate since the end of World War II, with approximately <strong>655,000</strong> births. This decline is attributed to a decrease in the number of women of childbearing age and structural policies that are not family-friendly.
The Population and Civil Registration Office in Jakarta has urged new arrivals to register themselves and submit necessary documents to the municipalities. This initiative is part of the government's efforts to ensure population organization and enhance urban planning.
The Jakarta Population and Civil Registration Office reported a significant drop in the number of migrants to the Indonesian capital after Eid al-Adha, with a decrease of 37.47% compared to the previous year. This shift reflects changing migration patterns to the city.
After 12 years of continuous decline, Italy has stopped losing its population, with data showing that immigration was the main factor in this shift. This change comes at a time when many European countries are facing demographic challenges.
The South Jakarta Population and Civil Registration Office has urged new migrants to promptly update their administrative data to ensure the accuracy of demographic information. This call comes after the registration of 225 new migrants following the Eid al-Adha holiday.