Italy had only 355,000 births in 2025, record low for post-War period
The report added that Italy's fertility rate fell to 1.14 children per woman last year.
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Births in Italy have been on a downward trend since 2008, when 576,000 babies were born here. Premier Giorgia Meloni has said reversing Italy's declining birth rates is an "absolute priority" and her government has brought in support measures for families and means tested tax breaks for working mothers.
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Births in Italy have been on a downward trend since 2008, when 576,000 babies were born here.
according to ANSA English +1Premier Giorgia Meloni has said reversing Italy's declining birth rates is an "absolute priority" and her government has brought in support measures for families and means tested tax breaks for working mothers.
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