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@nikicaga Ne seri

Really sucks that the message of the song is "KILL ALL MUSLIMS" because its amazing in every other way

@IgorBero1 @pantopedia @markovski89 Nikako, Hrvatska se prazni daleko sporije nego BiH. Neke regije u BiH (USK, okolica Tuzle, srednja Bosna, podrinje...) se prazne daleko brže nego bilo koja hrvatska regija (osim možda Like i nekih većinski srpskih općina)

@pantopedia @markovski89 Stoji, ali mislim da je to sada u 5 deka jer HR osim u par većih gradova stari i odumire jednako kao i BiH

Izašli su konačni demografski podaci za Republiku Srpsku za 2025. 2024/ 2025 Rođeni: Pad sa 9.227 na 8.825 -4,36% Umrli: Pad sa 14.136 na 13.904 -1,64% Ovo je najmanji broj rođenih od . Stara starosna struktura stanovništva uzima danak. skr.rs/zKY1

@pantopedia @IgorBero1 @markovski89 Nisam posve siguran u točnost te informacije, ali sam načuo da Bugarska neku djecu rođenu u inozemstvu upisuje kao da su rođena u Bugarskoj

@IgorBero1 @markovski89 Stopa fertiliteta je verovatno negde oko Srbije i Hrvatske, ali starost dovodi do visokog negativnog priraštaja. Primer je Bugarska, jedna od najviših stopa feriliteta u Evropi, a duplo više mrtvih od rođenih.

@BirthGauge Croatia 🇭🇷 (live births / deaths) March 2025 = 2655 / 4328 = -1673 March 2026 = 2787 / 4235 = -1448 +132 (+4.97%) / -93 (-2.15%) January - March 2025 = 7848 / 14298 = -6450 January - March 2026 = 8095 / 13911 = -5816 +247 (+3.15%) / -387 (-2.71%)

Interim update of the birth table to include the US figures that were released just a few moments ago.

@ridarco1 Ne znam za Španjolsku ali u Italiji je prosjećna plaća ispod €2000 (na sjeveru je nešto viša dok je na jugu ~€1300)

a što se tiče lupetanja o prosječnoj plaći od 2200 eura koliko je u Italiji i Španjolskoj treba znati da je BDP u Italiji 45 000 eura, u Španjolskoj 40 000...a u Hrvatskoj 26 000...a plaća može biti jedino u skladu sa BDP-om....toliko o tome

@Smirkley How is Croatia considered Western Europe?

Violent crime suspects per 100K residents by region & country (Germany 2025) German nationals 158/100K: 🔴 MENA+: 1,332/100K (8.43× German rate) Algeria: 6,061 · Libya: 3,103 · Tunisia: 2,283 · Lebanon: 1,430 · Morocco: 1,542 · Syria: 1,387 · Iraq: 1,183 · Jordan: 767 · Egypt: 731 · Iran: 775 · Afghanistan: 1,260 · Pakistan: 442 ⬛ Sub-Saharan Africa: 1,037/100K (6.57×) Guinea: 2,492 · Gambia: 2,183 · Somalia: 1,568 · Angola: 990 · DR Congo: 732 · Eritrea: 879 · Nigeria: 796 · Cameroon: 610 · Ethiopia: 553 · Ghana: 476 🟤 Balkans: 587/100K (3.72×) Montenegro: 785 · Serbia: 736 · Bulgaria: 730 · Albania: 645 · Kosovo: 523 · N. Macedonia: 510 · Romania: 570 · Bosnia: 323 🟦 Central Asia & Caucasus: 502/100K (3.18×) Georgia: 1,435 · Azerbaijan: 663 · Armenia: 512 · Turkey: 484 · Uzbekistan: 330 · Kyrgyzstan: 252 · Kazakhstan: 287 🟩 Central Europe:442/100K (2.80×) Slovakia: 669 · Czechia: 497 · Poland: 479 · Hungary: 238 · Slovenia: 219 🔵 Eastern Europe:415/100K (2.63×) Moldova: 1,005 · Russia: 484 · Ukraine: 383 · Belarus: 335 🟫 Western Europe: 234/100K (1.48×) Sweden: 406 · Spain: 324 · Belgium: 326 · Netherlands: 323 · Italy: 258 · Portugal: 236 · UK: 214 · France: 199 · Croatia: 201 · Greece: 207 · Switzerland: 234 · Ireland: 205 · Luxembourg: 166 · Denmark: 186 · Austria: 131 · Finland: 63 🟣 Americas: 243/100K (1.54×) Colombia: 471 · Brazil: 307 · Peru: 326 · Chile: 232 · USA: 166 · Mexico: 84 🟠 South Asia:182/100K (1.15×) Sri Lanka: 387 · India: 161 🟡 SE Asia: 133/100K (0.84×) Vietnam: 178 · Thailand: 136 · Philippines: 60 · Indonesia: 30 🔴 East Asia: 72/100K (0.46×) China: 90 · Korea: 51 · Japan: 21 BKA PKS 2025, Apr 21, 2026. Population: Destatis AZR 31.12.2024 12/12

Germany published 2025 crime data (BKA PKS) broken down by nationality. By request, I grouped them into 11 regions. Violent crime: East Asians commits violent crime at 0.46× the German rate. MENA+ is at 8.43x. 1/

@tweetsfromsheol @HRAnn17 You wouldn't. These buildings are dilapidated, dated and most likely won't be renovated in the (near) future because a majority of the people living in those apartments are the elderly who do not want to/cannot want to pay increased condominium fees

@HRAnn17 you are being sarcastic but I would love to live somewhere that looks like this. every country should look like this.

Beautiful Serbia!

@nikicaga Besides Novi Zagreb, parts of Split and parts of Rijeka, almost the entire Croatian population lives in single family detached houses. In fact, we have one of the highest rates of people living in houses in the European Union

You cannot possibly be talking, this is what the parts of Croatia most working-class people live in look too

@CroatianMapping @nikicaga I fail to see how the Balkans would be able to provide such a large number of immigrants with all of the countries you've mentioned (Serbia, Bosnia, Albania etc.) rapidly losing population

@CroatianMapping @nikicaga That would require the natural decrease to hover around zero which seems exceptionally unlikely considering that we are currently losing nearly 20k people annually to natural decrease. Also, 50k permanent immigrants from Asia and 70k from the rest of the Balkans seems too high

The East European estimates completely ignore the trend of increasing immigration from global south to them that I believe will greatly drop the decline Moldova and Bosnia might be a bit fucked still, but I wouldn't be shocked if Croatia and Montenegro's populations *increase*

@CroatianMapping @nikicaga Increasing our population to 4.4M people by 2050 would require *a lot* of non-European immigration, probably over a million people

@nikicaga Once Croatia reaches 90% of the EU’s development, I expect Diaspora to slowly trickle back in to the country + Migration from Asia, The Balkan countries and probably a few more Westerners should take Croatia back to 4.2 to 4.4M people by 2050.

@gabrijelkapital @DanielKral1 Ako 90 % stanovništva posjeduje vlastitu nekretninu, povećanje cijena nekretnina može samo pogodovati tomu dijelu stanovništva ostavivši preostalih 10% na cjedilu

@Breakfast4Dinn6 @DanielKral1 Realno 6% ( to ti je bez inflacije ) i to je dobro, al jel mozes plz objasnit kako stanje cijena nekretnina utjece na 10% stanovništva?

Worth highlighting that despite 8 general elections in 5 years and the label of "most corrupt country in EU" Bulgaria's growth since just before the pandemic has been stellar, even beating Poland or US. And the population has been declining, so even higher in per capita terms.

@gabrijelkapital @DanielKral1 Znam. Također znam da se u odnosu na prošlu godinu povećala za 8.7%

@Breakfast4Dinn6 @DanielKral1 Jel mi mozes molim te objasniti kako to utjece na 10 posto stanovništva. Jel znaš kaj je medijalna plača?

@nic_amadio The data for 2023 onwards is inaccurate. Croatia's population is currently stagnant/growing very slightly as a result of lower emigration and higher immigration

Croatia's population shrank even more than Italy. Big brain drain. Doesn't pair well with low PISA score and innovation levels, "anti-migrant ethno-state" sentiments, and mixed feeling around digital nomads / remote workers moving in and raising prices. Big brain drain + Low brain gain + Shrinking population + Relying for 20% of the economy on tourism + Importing low-wage migrants from SEA to work in tourism and service = Not great

@gabrijelkapital @DanielKral1 Drago mi je zbog tebe što voziš tako skup automobil. Zapravo, to odlično oslikava trenutačno stanje u državi. Ljudi voze nikad skuplje automobile, kupuju luksuzne nekretnine, a svejedno se žale na lošu privredu. Prioriteti.

Frende, vozim auto od 50 soma eura, vjeruj mi zivim jako dobro. Cinjenica da je medialna placa 1300 eura a ako ne zaradjujes 2000 eura neto ( 53% iznad medijana ) nemozes uopce dobiti stambeni kredit, a ako zaradjujes 2000 eura mozes dobiti kredit za 40 kvadrata u Sesvetama, jel ti to zvuci ko prosperitetna drzava kojoj BDP raste 10%+ iznad prosjeka EU?

@gabrijelkapital @DanielKral1 Smatram li da je problem to što tih 10 % mahom uključuje mlado stanovništvo koje zbog toga živi s roditeljima do četrdesete? Da, apsolutno, ali to ne osporava činjenicu da većina stanovništva živi zaista dobro, posebice u odnosu na razdoblje od prije 5, 10 ili 15 godina

@gabrijelkapital @DanielKral1 Tržište nekretnina koji ljudi stalno spominju kao glavni čimbenik "zdrave" ekonomije utječe na svega 10% stanovništva Hrvatske, što je drastično niži udio nego u bilo kojoj europskoj državi osim Rumunjske i Slovačke

@gabrijelkapital @DanielKral1 Još jedan Hrvat koji ne uspijeva razumjeti da zapravo ne živi toliko loše koliko se predstavlja

my friend, i will tell you why on example of Croatia. Croatia is tourist country, money the state collects from tourism covers all government expenses, but there is not enough money left for investment. Investments come only from European Union funds ( aid packages ), if you remove EU money, Croatian economy has been stagnating for a long time, and one day, when European funds stop coming in at the levels they do now, there will be no more growth either. Probably same with Bulgaria

@WallStreetMav @Noahpinion Hungary severely undercounts its Roma population. If anything, it is one of the least white countries in Europe

@Noahpinion Hungary and Poland will likely be the last two European countries with majority ethnic European populations. I would say it is one of the MOST important countries in Europe. It will be one of the last European countries that is actually still European.

Why is Hungary so important to JD Vance and the rightists anyway? It's not even a particularly important country within Europe.