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Number of births in Japan falls for tenth consecutive year

Number of births in Japan falls for tenth consecutive year

Japan's birth rate has declined for the tenth consecutive year, remaining one of the lowest in the world. The country continues to face significant challenges associated with a shrinking and aging population.

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LIVE: The Pride Walk in Amsterdam

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Aisha fled Uganda, but the IND does not believe she is a lesbian

Aisha fled Uganda, but the IND does not believe she is a lesbian

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Fireball flies over North Holland: "What the fuck?!"

Fireball flies over North Holland: "What the fuck?!"

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