Why NOBODY Lives in These 10 European Countries

Why are people leaving these 10 European countries in 2025? In this video, we explore the shocking reasons behind their declining populations, including economic struggles, low birth rates, aging societies, and mass emigration. Countries like Bulgaria, Lithuania, and Italy are facing a major demographic crisis, and the situation is only getting worse.
🌍 Find out why nobody wants to live in these countries anymore, what’s driving people away, and how these nations are trying to reverse the trend. Watch now to see which countries made the list!
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[@RodKrisBisdakMotovlog0627]

Wow absolutely amazing and awesome content 😊

[@globe.discoveries]

Thank you for tuning in ❤️

[@gemmalee3032]

suggestion to this clip: clarify by percentage the local population replaced by what race/ nationality to complete the picture of "nobody living in that country" It is actually replacement in action A better title could have been why almost everybody leaves these 10 European countries.

[@mattilahde5220]

In Finland population is not growing. We have only a little bit of imigration and not much babys. The positive side is that rents are not rising. Rents in free market in Helsinki stagnated years ago.

[@globe.discoveries]

Finland’s slow population growth and controlled immigration definitely have an impact on housing and rent prices. It’s interesting to see how Helsinki’s rental market has stayed stable while other cities experience rising costs. Appreciate you sharing your thoughts!

[@danidude666]

Why are you showing Barcelona when talking about Portugal?

[@MrKlipstar]

We get lower to be the future Russian little brotherly Nations.
EU kaput,USA dont. care for us.We ssk help from Moscow 🎉😊☝️🇵🇹

[@globe.discoveries]

It’s interesting to hear your perspective on the geopolitical shifts in Europe. Many people are concerned about the future direction of their countries and their relationships with global powers

[@mattilahde5220]

@@MrKlipstar Russia has been kaput sense 1991. Ex Soviet countrys like Estonia are doing infinitely better than Russia.