Demographics
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Grants of $55,000 until age 17: Singapore tries to encourage birth rates
The Singaporean government has unveiled a series of financial support measures for families to combat record-low birth rates. Authorities plan to provide up to $55,000 for each child until the age of 17.

Lonely in their golden years? In China, they found an unusual solution: "Rent-a-child"
In China, an unusual phenomenon is developing to deal with one of the country's major social problems: elderly people left alone while their children live and work far away. Young people are offering themselves as "shared children" — a paid service where they come to an elderly person's home, talk to them, and help them with daily tasks.

With a difference of five residents: Netanya overtook Rishon LeZion and took fourth place
Data from the Population and Immigration Authority shows that Netanya has surpassed Rishon LeZion in the number of registered residents. Experts note that the difference in demographic profiles requires distinct approaches to municipal budget planning.

The Aftermath of War: A Jump in Weddings in Israel and the Cities Breaking Singlehood Records
The number of couples marrying in 2024 increased by about 10% compared to the previous year. Simultaneously, there has been a rise in the number of singles, the average age of marriage, and the popularity of cohabitation without marriage. The CBS clarifies that marriage rates in Israel show a long-term decline.