The following chart is illustrative. The share of Europe’s high-productivity sectors in total output (10 percent) is about one-fourth of the share in the United States ... Furthermore, integrating ...

Immigration is another crucial issue – it was the driving force behind the 1.7 percent population growth that European Union nations experienced between 2013 and 2023, according to Eurostat, the ...

Migration into the European Union pushed its population to a record 450.4 million people last year, offsetting a natural ...

In the Czech Republic, the overall population grew by 300,000 in 20 years, but immigrants again accounted for all growth. Without new immigrants – many of whom came from other European countries – the ...

By Clare Nuttall in Glasgow Migration drove the European Union’s population to a record 450.4mn last year, Eurostat data ...

Next year is the last year that Europe's population is set to grow, ... which was the driving force behind the 1.7 percent population growth that Europe experienced between 2013 and 2023.

Since the turn of the 21st century, Europe’s population dynamics have undergone significant shifts, shaped by a complex interplay of demographic trends, migration patterns, and socioeconomic change.