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- Sep 30, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for New Statesman
- Top 500K sites
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- Jul 5, 2026
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A wave of childlessness is sweeping the whole world (opens the original)
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In Japan, couples can ‘rent’ a grandchild in order to make them feel less bereft on special occasions. In South Korea, dog stroller sales have overtaken pram sales. In Italy, villages are giving away homes for free, with an added cash bonus if you have a child. In France, deaths outnumbered births for the first time since the Second World War in 2025. Around the world, nurseries are shrinking, and schools are closing. The fertility rate is at its lowest ever.
A wave of childlessness is sweeping the whole world (opens the original)
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In Japan, couples can ‘rent’ a grandchild in order to make them feel less bereft on special occasions. In South Korea, dog stroller sales have overtaken pram sales. In Italy, villages are giving away homes for free, with an added cash bonus if you have a child. In France, deaths outnumbered births for the first time since the Second World War in 2025. Around the world, nurseries are shrinking, and schools are closing. The fertility rate is at its lowest ever.
The man who sold the World Cup (opens the original)
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For ten years, Gianni Infantino has run FIFA more or less unchallenged – cosying up to Putin, the Saudis, and above all Trump, and turning the World Cup into the most commercially aggressive tournament the sport has ever seen. Then a few weeks ago, it emerged he’d been secretly negotiating to sell a fifth of FIFA’s business to outside investors for $20 billion. The plan collapsed within days, under a revolt from football associations around the world.
Virginia Giuffre still wants to be heard (opens the original)
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Over 1000 of Epstein’s victims of sexual abuse and trafficking have now been identified; some have chosen to come forward publicly, and among them there was one voice which was the loudest. Virginia Roberts Giuffre. In 2021, she decided she wanted to tell her own story, in its entirety. Joining forces with the ghostwriter Amy Wallace, she began working on Nobody’s Girl: A Memoir of Surviving Abuse and Fighting for Justice
No one in the US cares about the UK (opens the original)
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