China's Pension Insurance Covers 1.076 Billion People
China's basic pension insurance reached 1.076 billion participants by end of June, expanding the world's largest social security system.
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China's basic pension insurance reached 1.076 billion participants by end of June, expanding the world's largest social security system.
China's basic pension insurance reached 1.075 billion participants in 2025, up 3.09 million from 2024, as the nation confronts a rapidly aging population.
China's State Council approves housing fund reform letting gig workers voluntarily contribute, expanding coverage and usage.
Chinese gig workers resist proposed e-commerce law revisions expanding social security, demanding higher pay and safer conditions instead.
A proposed flat-rate COLA for Social Security could close 50% of the program's 75-year funding gap while protecting low-income retirees from benefit cuts.
Analysis reveals 46% of Belgium's Arizona coalition budget savings come from social security cuts, while deficit reduction targets remain far off.
China recovered 118.2 billion yuan in medical insurance funds during the 14th Five-Year Plan period, using AI-powered monitoring and stricter enforcement.
Belgium's Chamber adopts pension reform capping inactivity periods, sparking debate over coalition tensions and COVID-era sick worker pensions.
New forecasts project a 3.8% Social Security COLA for 2027, pushing average monthly benefits above $2,000 for the first time amid persistent inflation.
Belgian ministers clash over flexi-jobs as new study shows they may displace regular jobs in hospitality, raising fiscal sustainability questions.
Bipartisan senators introduced the PROMISE Act to address Social Security's looming insolvency, forcing congressional action on the program's finances.
Belgian Budget Minister Van Peteghem warns flexi-jobs undermine social security, just weeks after his government expanded the system to all sectors.
President Trump is studying Australia's mandatory retirement system for a potential US overhaul. The proposal could reshape how Americans save.
Belgians in their sixties are discovering their retirement dates pushed back by months or years as MyPension shows the real pension reform impact.
Trump administration explores Australia-style retirement system for American workers, modeled on the country's mandatory superannuation program.
China expands occupational injury insurance nationwide, covering 30 million gig economy workers including ride-hailing drivers and delivery riders.
Babies born from July 2 through Dec. 31, 2026, will receive limited-edition Freedom 250 Social Security cards marking America's 250th anniversary.
China expands occupational injury insurance nationwide, covering 29.9 million gig workers in ride-hailing, delivery, and freight sectors.
Newborns get special Freedom 250 Social Security cards as a new poll reveals American pride mixed with deep anxiety about the nation's direction.
Belgium requires long-term sick to visit their doctor yearly for certificate renewal, aiming to cut invalidity from 570,000 to under 470,000 by 2030.
Belgium's social fraud crackdown recovered over €100M in Q1 2026. Minister Beenders reports 38,556 investigations and progress on the action plan.
China proposes sweeping reforms to its Housing Provident Fund, expanding usage beyond home purchases to cover renovations, rent, and fees.
2026 Trustees Report warns Social Security retirement trust fund will be exhausted by late 2032, triggering automatic 22% benefit cuts.
Belgian authorities raid ten Liège companies and arrest seven suspects in a €8.5 million paid education leave fraud scheme involving over 150 firms.
Beijing opens three international social security windows in Dongcheng, Xicheng, and Chaoyang, slashing processing times for foreign nationals.
A Belgian widow faces financial hardship after her husband died during a flexi-job, sparking debate over survivor benefits as government plans expansion.
Beijing rolls out 22 new measures to optimize talent services and protect workers' rights, including a 15-minute employment service circle.
Nearly 15,000 long-term sick Belgians receiving benefits live abroad, raising questions about oversight, healthcare, and social security sustainability.
A Verviers man inherited two houses and over €1 million while fraudulently receiving CPAS benefits. The Liège court sentenced him to community service.
Over 576,000 Belgians are now on long-term sick leave. A new demographic analysis reveals who they are, what ails them, and why the crisis is deepening.
Forecasters project a 4% Social Security COLA for 2027, adding $80/month to benefits. Inflation driven by rising energy costs is behind the increase.
Politologist Carl Devos argues Belgium's mutual health insurers brought blame upon themselves by reflexively opposing reform, as tensions escalate.