Population Decline In Greece Reaches Alarming Levels

Daily Current Affairs / Population Decline In Greece Reaches Alarming Levels

Change Language English Hindi

Category : Miscellaneous Published on: April 17 2024

Share on facebook

Greece faces a severe population decline, potentially becoming the first country to experience a "population collapse."
Mortality rates have surged due to heart failure, stroke, blood clots, and cancer among healthy young people.
The birth rate has plummeted, resulting in fewer births than deaths, with only one birth per two deaths recorded in 2021.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has described the situation as a "ticking time bomb," highlighting the urgency of the issue.
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) projects a continued decline in Greece's population, with estimates indicating just over 10 million people by 2030.

President Droupadi Murmu Seeks Supreme Court's Opinion on Governor Delays
Read More....
India Urges UN to Designate The Resistance Front as a Terrorist Group
Read More....
Sandhya Devanathan to Lead Meta’s Southeast Asia Operations
Read More....
Tamil Nadu’s GDP Surpasses Pakistan’s in 2025 Estimates
Read More....
Microsoft Lays Off Over 6,000 Employees Globally
Read More....
China Launches New Military Academies for Army Modernization
Read More....
India to Launch First Manned Deep Ocean Mission ‘Samudrayaan’ by 2026 End
Read More....
Rajasthan to Join India’s First Cheetah Conservation Corridor
Read More....
India Ranks 130 in UNDP Human Development Report 2025
Read More....
ICC Announces Record $5.76 Million Prize for WTC Final
Read More....
Weekly Current Affairs (12th May to 18th May 2025)
Read More....
Weekly Current Affairs (12th May to 18th May 2025)
Read More....
Weekly Current Affairs (12th May to 18th May 2025)
Read More....
Weekly Current Affairs (12th May to 18th May 2025)
Read More....
Weekly Current Affairs (12th May to 18th May 2025)
Read More....
Weekly Current Affairs (12th May to 18th May 2025)
Read More....

Population Decline In Greece Reaches Alarming Levels