More than four years after ending its controversial one-child policy, China is considering additional measures to increase its flagging birthrate. For decades, China enforced strict controls on additional births in the name of preserving scarce resources for its burgeoning economy.

China looks for measures to lift flagging birthrate

A demographic time bomb has become the latest worry of the Chinese regime with the elderly population in China increasing rapidly. China's national pension fund is rapidly depleting and the fertility rates are at an all-time low as the country encourages couples to have more babies.

China mulls increasing retirement age as demographic time bomb ticks

China's birth rate in several regions, including the capital Beijing, fell again in 2018, the official China Daily said on Friday, despite government efforts to encourage couples to have more children.

China birth rates fall in several regions in 2018: Report

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China looks for measures to lift flagging birthrate

China mulls increasing retirement age as demographic time bomb ticks

China birth rates fall in several regions in 2018: Report