Percentage of non-European (i.e. non-White) births, 2020.

[KirillMazur]

Percentage of new births among non-Europeans in EU countries compared to total fertility. Average level for the EU - 22-23%.
Croats, Poles and Greeks are great!

[Tooting Carmen]

UK, Norway and Switzerland aren't EU countries.

[KirillMazur]

UK, Norway and Switzerland aren't EU countries.

Nobody gives a sh*t, in this matter, such accuracy is useless.

[Tooting Carmen]

N.B. What about births to Whites from the Americas, Oceania or Southern Africa? Are these still classified as 'non-European'?

[Alexandro]

UK, Norway and Switzerland aren't EU countries.

Switzerland and Norway are part of the Schengen zone though

[LittleDarkAge]

Sad reality. Europeans should start banging like a door in a wind day.

[Jana]

Fuck Bulgaria they have worse Gypsy problem than Hungary or Romania
but maybe they're also counting Turkish minority among non white births, probably yes, otherwise I can't explain such high number with Gypsies only

[Jana]

Everyone above 5% is approaching dangerous zone, above 10% they already are in it, 20%+ you can start considering demographic replacement in few generations.

[gixajo]

For countries such as Spain, Italy and Greece measurements include children born to parents of which at least one is born outside of Europe

In the case of Spain, most of them from Latinoamerica.

For NW Europe, including France and excluding UK and Ireland, data is gayhered according to childern born without any European migration background

Ok.

For countries such as Romania, Bulgaria and Czechia, gypsies are taken into account for births of non-European origin.

mmm...

For Eastern Europe, Eurostat estimates are used

Why don´t use just those Eurostat data to ajudge all the other countries to compare same sources?

So, different criteria used, difficult to get a rigurous opinion about that beautiful map and whay it pretend to show.

[Tooting Carmen]

One thing that is interesting is that, despite all the hype about immigration in Sweden you often hear about, its non-white birthrate is not as high as quite a few other countries, which concurs with my experiences of the country - it is less (visibly) multiracial than some make it out to be.