Authorities in the Aegean Islands are alarmed by low birth rates, which they believe threaten their communities. During a congress in Milos, mayors highlighted the declining births-to-deaths ratio in Greece, with Agios Efstratios exemplifying the issue. The country recorded its lowest birth rate in 92 years, leading to significant population decreases and economic concerns. The Greek government plans to invest €20 billion by 2035 to reverse this trend, but previous efforts have had minimal impact. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)