MAP: The outflow of young people threatens the future of many regions, municipalities may disappear
The article discusses the alarming trend of young people leaving rural areas in Czechia, which poses a significant risk to the future of several regions and could even lead to the disappearance of municipalities.
What Akiya Means: The Reason Why This Country Has 9 Million Empty Houses
Japan faces a growing issue with 9 million abandoned homes, known as 'akiyas', as young people migrate to cities, leaving their family homes vacant after the older generation passes away.
No illegal migrants recorded at the border with Belarus
Latvian border guards did not turn back any illegal migrants over the weekend, while Polish authorities repatriated 22 migrants, as Lithuania saw a significant decline in illegal border crossings compared to previous years.
K. Kallas rejected U.S. criticism of Europe
K. Kallas dismisses U.S. Secretary Marco Rubio's concerns over Europe's supposed decline, emphasizing the importance of transatlantic unity while acknowledging differing perspectives on challenges like mass migration.
Gradually, then suddenly, blue state America is heading for financial disaster
The article discusses the financial decline of blue states like California, Illinois, and New York, suggesting that they are heading towards disaster as companies relocate to states with more favorable conditions.
No illegal migrants recorded at the border with Belarus for 19 days
Lithuanian border police have not recorded any illegal migrants crossing from Belarus for 19 days, reflecting a significant decline in attempts compared to previous years.
Snowball effect and political decisions behind job migration
The article explores the decline of government jobs in rural municipalities of Sweden, contrasting the overall increase in public sector employment.
Record number of foreign workers, critical raw materials and outflow of ESG capital
A record number of foreign workers in Poland has increased by 96,000 in 2025 despite a decline in employment in the corporate sector and rising unemployment.
Government Migration Report: Immigration Continues to Decline
Immigration to Germany decreased further in 2024, with about 1.69 million arrivals, marking a 12.3% decline from 2023, according to the government's migration report.
Fewer migrants sought asylum in the EU in 2025, Germany records the largest decline
Asylum requests in the EU fell by 20 percent in 2025, with Germany experiencing the most significant decrease, according to preliminary data from the European Commission.
A sharp decline in asylum applications recorded in Sweden
Sweden has seen a 30% decrease in asylum applications over the past year, as reported by the Migration Minister Johan Forssell, attributed to reforms by the conservative government aimed at restricting immigration.
Washington Post cites U-Haul data in California exodus to 'pro-growth' states, says 'decline is a choice'
The Washington Post editorial highlights U-Haul's data showing a significant movement of Californians to more tax-friendly states due to high living costs.
Dramatic Decline β Number of Asylum Applications Decreases by One Third in 2025
Asylum applications in Germany have significantly decreased by 33% in 2025, totaling approximately 168,500 according to Federal Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt.
These European places will literally pay you to move: Offer incentives of up to 70,000 euros
In Europe, various initiatives have emerged in recent years offering relocation incentives, with communities facing population decline leveraging this opportunity to attract new residents by providing favorable housing conditions and financial support, such as the Tuscan village of Radicondoli which offers incentives for renters and buyers to attract long-term residents.
The arrival of migrants experiences its largest decline since 2019 despite the increase in arrivals through the Balearic Islands
Spain has recorded a 40% decrease in migrant arrivals in 2025, marking the largest decline since 2019, with the Balearic Islands being the only exception to this trend.
More than 3,000 migrants died trying to reach Spain in 2025
In 2025, over 3,000 migrants died attempting to reach Spain by sea, a decline from the previous year, but activists warn this is due to tighter border controls forcing migrants to risk more perilous routes.
"If there has been a change in migration, then it has already been under Scholz" β Schmidt contradicts Dobrindt
Former Chancellery Chief Wolfgang Schmidt argues that the recent decline in asylum numbers in Germany is due to the policies of the current government, contradicting Federal Minister of the Interior Alexander Dobrindt's claims of a successful migration shift.