China's one-child policy, seen as a symbol of authoritarianism, was officially ended in 2015. In response to low birth rates, the government is introducing childcare subsidies for families with one to three children, aiming to alleviate childcare costs and stabilize the population. The fertility rate is critically low, prompting concerns about an aging population and economic implications. Other Asian countries face similar demographic challenges. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)