Latvia: Welfare Minister Petraviča promises to pay a benefit of 500 euros for each child by March 31
Amendments to the Law on Coping with the Consequences of Covid-19 Infection, prepared by the Ministry of Welfare, have been submitted for
The State of Carinthia (Austria) receives award from the IFFD for promoting family values
The decision of the International Federation for Family Development (IFFD) was justified with the efforts of Carinthia to make the federal state
European Commission launches debate on responding to the impact of an ageing population
By European Commission The European Commission today presented a green paper to launch a broad policy debate on the challenges and opportunities of Europe’s
“France has an incredible talent”: who is the Lefèvre large family, winner of the 2020 edition?
Originally from Versailles and from the Catholic faith, the Lefèvre family won season 15 of “France has an incredible talent” thanks to
Finland continues to have lowest birth rate in Nordics
The birth rate has dropped more sharply in Finland than in the other Nordic countries. With women in Finland having 1.4 children
UK: As predicted, women are suffering because of the two-child benefits limit
Many pregnant women are choosing termination ahead of a third child, to ward off family poverty By Polly Toynbee – theguardian.com others-of-two finding
