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The Chinese government announces an annual allowance of €420 per child to combat the population crisis and boost the birth rate.

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In an unprecedented move, China will provide an annual allowance of 3,600 yuan (about €420) per child for three years to support families and reduce education costs. This comes amid a continuing population decline, which could reach 800 million by 2100. In 2024, China recorded just 9.54 million births, a significant reduction from previous years.

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Guvernul chinez anunţă plata unei alocaţii fără precedent de 420 € pentru un copil, pe o perioadă de trei ani, către părinţi, cu scopul de a stimula natalitatea. ONU: populaţia chineză poate scădea de la 1,4 mld, la 800 mil. până în 2100
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China acordă subvenții pentru îngrijirea copiilor în încercarea de a crește rata natalității
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Măsură fără precedent luată de guvernul chinez și Partidul Comunist pentru stimularea natalității

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