Скачать или смотреть What the 2025 Birth Rate Rise Tells Us About South Korea's Demographic Emergency

South Korea's birth rate is showing signs of recovery in 2025 – with births rising for 16 consecutive months through October and preliminary data pointing toward a second straight annual increase. But is this fragile rebound enough to avert a full-blown demographic emergency?
In this deep dive on Lifelong Learners Hub, we explore the latest 2025 updates:

Monthly fertility rates climbing (e.g., 0.85 in September, 0.81 in October)
Over 212,000 births in the first 10 months (up 6.5% YoY)
Driven by surging marriages, a "golden period" of prime-age parents, and expanded government incentives

Yet, even with these gains, South Korea remains far below the 2.1 replacement level, facing workforce shrinkage, elderly dependency, and economic challenges ahead.
Join us as we unpack:

The root causes (work culture, housing costs, gender dynamics)
Long-term consequences for society and the world
What policies are working (and what's still missing)
Global lessons for lifelong learners

Is this the turning point, or just a temporary blip? Watch now and share your thoughts below!
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Timestamps:
0:00 – Intro: The 2025 Rebound
2:30 – Historical Decline
5:45 – Why Births Are Rising Now
9:15 – Ongoing Challenges & Projections
13:00 – Solutions and Global Comparisons
16:30 – Key Takeaways for the Future