The EU’s birth rate continues to fall while the population is aging. Despite this, the European Commission points to migration as a necessary part of the solution—a stance that is now facing harsh criticism from analysts who warn that this will lead to the replacement of Europe’s people.
The European Commission has published its third demographic report, in which it describes how the Union is facing a rapidly aging population and a shrinking workforce.
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