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Greek Town Offers 1,000-Euro Baby Bonus to Fight Population Decline

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Greek Town Offers 1,000-Euro Baby Bonus to Fight Population Decline

The northern Greek municipality of Kilkis will pay families a one-time bonus of 1,000 euros ($1,160) for every child born from Jan. 1, 2027, the latest local effort to counter the country's deepening demographic crisis. The payment will be tax-free, with no income limits, and will not count toward eligibility for other welfare benefits, the municipality said in a statement. It will be available to permanent residents and registered citizens of Kilkis, including married couples, couples in civil partnerships and single parents. The aim is to give families practical support, encourage young c

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