Hungary has taken a radically different path from the rest of Europe. Instead of relying on mass immigration to solve labour shortages and demographic decline, the government has invested heavily in families — tax breaks, housing support, and incentives for marriage and childbearing. In this…
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2 april 2026
'No migration, more babies' Hungary's population crisis strategy explained
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2 april 2026