Population crisis threatens to trigger university closures in South Korea

A recent survey found more than 60 percent of respondents expect upward of 30 universities could close within the next decade ...
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Childbirths grow in South Korea at fastest pace in 18 years, caused by more marriages

Latest data shows 233,708 babies were born in 11 months last year, while natural population decline continues.
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Miracle under threat: South Korea’s birth rate collapse could undo decades of growth

South Korea’s fertility rate rose slightly to 0.74 in 2024, but it remains the lowest among OECD countries. The replacement rate needed to sustain population levels is 2.1— South Korea is far below ...

Falling birth rates could upend global economy in 20 years: here’s what to expect

Falling global birth rates aren’t cultural, they are economic. Why fertility is collapsing and what governments can still do.
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First "Global Fertility Crisis Forum" Brings Together Experts to Tackle Low Birth Rate Challenges

The inaugural2026 Global Fertility Crisis Forum was held last Thursday in Hong Kong. The event brought together 44 guests ...