Dont know how much you are interested in social politics and fmaily politics.
Anyway, here in Europe one of the biggest challenges coming up for future generations is that the baby boom generation of the 1960s is about to retire and that their follow up generations didnt spawn enought brats to ensure a working social system.
Thereby making futur cuts in social programs and/or rising taxes pritty much unavoidable.
I know that the German goverment has in the last few years tried desperatly to make founding a family benefitial for the population. Yet reforms seem to be failing.
Here is an article on a certain part of the subject:
http://www.spiegel.de/international/germ...88054.html
Anyway, here in Europe one of the biggest challenges coming up for future generations is that the baby boom generation of the 1960s is about to retire and that their follow up generations didnt spawn enought brats to ensure a working social system.
Thereby making futur cuts in social programs and/or rising taxes pritty much unavoidable.
I know that the German goverment has in the last few years tried desperatly to make founding a family benefitial for the population. Yet reforms seem to be failing.
Here is an article on a certain part of the subject:
http://www.spiegel.de/international/germ...88054.html
