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New federal statistics reveal Swiss youth now leave parents' homes at average age of 23.7, nearly two years later than previous generations, reflecting housing market pressures.
Federal Statistical Office projects significant decrease in primary school teacher demand from 2027, linked to falling birth rates and expected 7% reduction in pupil numbers by 2034.
New statistics reveal 41% of Swiss residents aged 15 and over have a migration background, with 80% being first-generation immigrants and 37% holding Swiss citizenship.
Federal Statistical Office reports increase to 41% of residents with migration background, with 80% being first-generation immigrants and 37% holding Swiss citizenship.
Swiss Catholic Church reports 46% reduction in departures compared to previous year, though membership continues gradual decline
Small Valais village near Zermatt becomes Switzerland's most internationally diverse community with highest proportion of foreign residents, predominantly Portuguese.
For the first time, 60% of Swiss residents are using AI tools like ChatGPT, with notable demographic differences in adoption rates.
New Digimonitor study reveals majority of Swiss residents now use AI tools, with significant age and gender gaps in adoption rates showing 79% usage among young adults versus 40% in over-55 age group.
New analysis shows significant number of foreigners leaving Switzerland annually, challenging perceptions about permanent immigration patterns.
New demographic analysis shows Switzerland has one of the world's highest proportions of residents with immigrant backgrounds, revealing changing social dynamics.
Federal Statistical Office data reveals continuing trend of secularization across Switzerland
New federal statistics reveal significant drop in religious participation, with half of Swiss population not attending any religious events in past year, marking major social shift
New federal statistics reveal continuing decline in Swiss marriage and birth rates, with 2024 fertility rate dropping to 1.29 children per woman, raising concerns about demographic challenges.
Switzerland records lowest-ever birth rate with significant drops in second and third births, indicating changing family dynamics.
Federal statistics reveal continuing decline in family size with third births dropping 3.6% in 2024
Despite acute housing shortage, study reveals many Swiss residents, particularly seniors, occupy more space than needed, highlighting potential solutions to the housing crisis.
Despite housing shortage, analysis reveals many older residents occupy excess space while younger households struggle to find adequate accommodation.
While Switzerland's immigration numbers draw attention, new data reveals significant outbound migration with 90,000 foreigners leaving annually, highlighting the complex reality of Swiss population dynamics.
Federal Statistical Office projects Switzerland's population will reach 10.5 million by 2055, driven primarily by immigration as natural growth turns negative from 2035.
New demographic forecasts show Switzerland's population growth will be driven almost entirely by migration, with natural population growth turning negative from 2035.
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