Will western values finish in the Asian giant what the one-child policy began?
The World Bank is out to destroy the most valuable economic resource: people.
There's a simple reason for plummeting fertility rates in the West: pension systems have replaced traditional families and penalised couples with kids.
A refusal to grow up may help to explain the country's shrinking population.
China's one-child policy is already souring its phenomenal economic growth.
An upcoming African Union meeting could enshrine a right to abortion in many countries.
Having robbed millions of Chinese of brothers and sisters, the one-child policy is now ruining their chance of a job.
A Ugandan doctor considers the West's 'gift of demographic modernisation' and says, No thanks.
Contraception has always been part of a package sold in the name of health, wealth and saving the world.
From the sexual and reproductive chaos of Europe comes a cry for the continent to lead a new birth control mission to the developing world.
And two cheers for the population doomsayers -- because they need cheering up.
In a few decades, Uganda will become the 12th most populous country in the world.
Even a car company can see that more bambini are the future for Italy, but the government still dithers.
Not if the stress and aggression studies are anything to go by, says an Australian author.
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