Pe o insulă izolată din Grecia, o sală de clasă goală e un semnal de alarmă pentru o criză care afectează toată Europa

A classroom on Kalamos Island symbolizes Europe's demographic crisis, with Greece closing 75 schools this year due to declining student numbers. The last school on Kalamos has only two students, and the kindergarten has been closed for three years. Authorities are struggling to attract young families, while local youth plan to leave. The demographic decline is evident across Europe, with Greece's population projected to drop significantly by 2050. Other countries, like Croatia and Japan, face similar challenges in maintaining school operations on their islands. The EU is proposing strategies to address these issues, emphasizing the need for quality public services and education.