https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/en/web/products-eurostat-news/w/ddn-20250314-3
The Eurostat page looks much better in terms of the information it provides.
Even better: Eurostat | Statistics Explained | Mortality and life expectancy statistics. It has life expectancy at birth and at 65.
Life expectancy at birth has risen rapidly during the past century due to a number of factors. These include a reduction in infant mortality, rising living standards, improved lifestyles and better education, as well as advances in healthcare and medicine. Official statistics reveal that life expectancy has risen, on average, by more than two years per decade since the 1960s. In 2020, however, after the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, this indicator declined in 25 EU countries compared to 2019, the exceptions being Denmark and Cyprus. In 2023, life expectancy at birth was equal to or higher than in 2019 in 21 EU countries. By contrast life expectancy fell in 6 EU countries: Finland (-0.5 years), the Netherlands (-0.3 years), Germany (-0.2 years) to Italy, Latvia and Austria (all -0.1 years).
There's also an entire book on "The imapct of Demographic change": https://commission.europa.eu/system/files/2023-01/Demography_report_2022_0.pdf
Ohh your are 100% right. I completely missed it. Thank you for the correction.
I would love to share the Nubula link for this instead. But they didn't publish it there yet.
Edit: Nebula is not EU - maybe partially because of some EU creators. But it's also not Google.
People should really stop talking about Tesla. Everyone knows what a Tesla is, even people who can't name any other car brand/model.
People from Greenland would surely accept to exchange their land with California.
Maybe they are just being well paid
Honestly, the village is everything that was listed here. Including the workplace finding a way to be child friendly. Even a restaurant.
It is currently too hard to have kids, and you can see that less people are doing it because everyone is so insensitive to it.
This is definitely helpful. I hadn't noticed it. Kagi keeps on giving. Thank you!
How can we Google for Lemmy content instead of Reddit?
I am sorry the question is confusing.
But some Google searches give much better results if you add "reddit" to the end of your query. This ends up generating a lot of traffic for Reddit.
Anyone found a way to search something but hint Google to look at Lemmy?
Yes. I believe that property taxes also exist on most European countries.
In these Kantons in Switzerland, residents need to report yearly the total value of assets at 31 Dec from the previous year.
Wealth Tax in Switzerland in 2025
Wealth tax is a common topic every now and then, but somehow it ends up being dismissed quite quickly. I thought this post about how wealth tax works in Switzerland could be interesting.
We might see more of this in Europe in the near future.