Fertility

Artificial intelligence will likely depress fertility rates by exacerbating social and economic pressures

Many workplaces still treat such responsibilities as the exception rather than the norm

There are different ways the state can support women in pursuing this elective procedure

If the reasons for not having children are varied, the policy response must be too

As Singapore confronts record-low fertility and an ageing population, supporting reproductive choice could support workforce resilience

More foreigners becoming PRs and citizens can support demand for private homes

The costs of raising kids are high, and parents’ employability may suffer

A case for treating children as Singapore’s long-term equity

Republic faces an ‘existential challenge’: One in five of its citizens is 65 or older, up from one in eight 10 years ago, DPM Gan warns