Each country has two approaches to replenishing its population. The main one is children being born. The other one is to welcome foreigners

Italy has the oldest mothers in Europe. More than 8 out of every 100 babies have mothers over40. But why don't people have children earlier?

The fertility gap it’s the difference between the amount children we would like to have and the children we actually have.

Delaying parenthood is becoming increasingly common: Oxford's professor Melinda Mills focus on the policies that could reverse the trend.

Manager Maura Satta Flores explains why it's fundamental that we start declaring “I'm a mum, I'm a dad!” in our profiles and our workplace.

Conservative solutions to declining birth rates are almost always linked to an antiquated view of women’s roles.

Putting the birth rate at the centre of public discourse from a secular standpoint: Eleonora Voltolina's TEDx talk “The Fertility Gap”