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Story summary
- Poland posted its 13th straight population decline in 2025, with 168,000 more deaths than births.
- The population was about 37.33 million, down 0.42% from 2024.
- The decline stems from low birth rates and high emigration.
- The workforce reached a record high, while under-18s fell to 17.7%, increasing pensions and healthcare pressures.
- Long-term solutions require a cultural emphasis on family and parenthood.
