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EU's population growth paradox: Declining in many countries, driven by migration. · Cyprus Report

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EU's population growth paradox: Declining in many countries, driven by migration.

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The European Union's population growth rate is gradually slowing.
Several EU countries are on a trajectory toward population decline.
Natural population changes and net migration are the two main factors influencing demographic shifts.
Migration is identified as a driving force behind population increases in specific regions of the EU.
The paradox of population growth amidst declining numbers in many countries highlights complex demographic dynamics.

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The European Union's population growth rate is gradually slowing.
Several EU countries are on a trajectory toward population decline.
Natural population changes and net migration are the two main factors influencing demographic shifts.
Migration is identified as a driving force behind population increases in specific regions of the EU.
The paradox of population growth amidst declining numbers in many countries highlights complex demographic dynamics.

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