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    I paesi che avranno il declino demografico più rapido tra il 2020 e il 2050

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    5. Vegetable_Elephant85 on

      Lithuania and Bulgaria higher percentage than Ukraine is crazy 💀

    6. inokentii on

      Geez what’s wrong with Bulgaria? Such beautiful country, good climate, mountains, sea, no russia on the borders. How it has worse evaluation?

    7. kerrie_saus on

      Western Europe is also experiencing a decline in its native population.

      In the Netherlands, for example, deaths far outnumber births each year, yet the population still grows rapidly. Anyone dare to explain why?

    8. Common_Tomatillo8516 on

      Question: where are all those people going. San Marino? I think we are talking about a lot of people. Or perhaps such decline is caused by the excess of births after WW2 …so we are just talking about older people leaving planer earth?

    10. idbedamned on

      Funny to see Portugal there while at the same time it’s up there on the top in rise of housing costs.

      Looks like there’s both a tremendous demand for housing and a decreasing demand for housing at the same time.

    11. Rameez_Raja on

      The Baltics should be talked about more in the depopulation discourse. Sure it’s bad in Japan, Korea, Ukraine, etc., but this kind of a cliff when you are only have 2-3million people is crazy.

    12. LVGW on

      Interesting that Bulgaria is nr. 1 when they have a reproduction rate around 1,8 which is surely one of the best numbers in Europe and maybe even in the whole developed world…

    13. aha_mhm on

      Nooo, not the Estonian baddies 🙁 Is a world without Estonian women really worth living in?

    14. Skjellnir on

      Oh no, an estimated 10% population decline, we must import 600 billion people.

    15. Mackarosh on

      For Poland isn’t its alleged economic rise enough to turn this around considerably? Or aren’t people seeing enough of this economic rise and it’s mostly the top companies etc? Shouldn’t this also bring migrants from its neighbours who aren’t doing as well?

    17. Steezy_Six on

      Freedom of movement will be seen as something that was catastrophic for large parts of Europe. Both ways. Sky high cost of living in certain areas. Depopulation, brain drain and societal destruction in others.

    18. Dangerous-Tone-1177 on

      Will not happen in Portugal. Population has been increasing for the past half decade due to immigration. It’s barely increasing because the educated youth is escaping almost at the same pace as other people are entering the country. But 11% collapse is unlikely unless something changes.

    19. battleduck84 on

      Crazy that Ukraine is in the midst of suffering through a genocidal invasion, yet their decline isn’t the harshest

    20. Ill_Nobody_2726 on

      In comparison here in Switzerland, population is likely gonna grow by 10%-20% in that timeframe but yeah who could have guessed that freedom of movement would lead to population moving from poorer regions to richer regions ? Totally unpredictable outcome.

    21. AdAcrobatic4255 on

      There’s no way Montenegro isn’t similar to Serbia and Kosovo is already experiencing massive population decline

    24. No-Special-8335 on

      These are countries that have low immigration, right?

    25. Party-Benefit5112 on

      Outdated data. With current migration levels the decline for eastern EU countries will be much slower. Some like Estonia might not even decline at all. Also, Portugal has grown by like 500k since 2020. At this rate it might have one of the highest growth rates in Europe by 2050 not a decline.

    26. Vevangui on

      I’d rather Spain lose population than have this massive immigration crisis.

    31. Smart-Combination-59 on

      In 1991, Bulgaria had 10 million inhabitants, today it is barely 6 million. What happened?

    32. make_sure123 on

      And this is only because of low birth. Migration doesn’t really matter.

    33. GRIM106 on

      With Ukraine actively fighting a war of attrition Bulgaria and Lithuania still somehow managed to lose people faster.

    34. roctac on

      Data extrapolating from trend lines that are outdated. Bulgaria’s population is stabilizing and maybe increasing next year.

    35. StudySpecial on

      Ah yes, projecting current migration trends 30 years into the future will certainly be accurate.

    36. coleto22 on

      And guess what… Housing will still be wildly unaffordable.

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