9.4K views · 26 reactions | Check out how life expectancy has changed in EU member states in the past three decades, and explore even more facts and figures in our infographics 'Mood of the Union': https://www.eurozine.com/mood-of-the-union/ Country reports are delivered by Eurozine partner journals, data mining and visuals by Atlo Team. Series curated by Agnieszka Rosner of Res Publica Nowa and edited by Ben Tendler. | Eurozine | Facebook

🌍 Average life expectancy has changed massively in just 100 years. Back in 1925, topping the chart meant living just over 63 years. Fast forward to 2025, and leading countries are pushing close to 86 years. That’s more than two decades of extra life — in just one century. 👀 What’s fascinating is not just the jump in numbers, but also who is leading. In 1925, Australia, the Netherlands, and Sweden were at the top. Countries like France, Germany, and Luxembourg were further down the list. The Un