Sellner promotes dashboard Remigration scenarios urged

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AUF1 introduces the Institute for Remigration's new demographic dashboard and presents it as scientifically grounded. Founder Martin Sellner says it warns of a demographic tipping point and lets users visualize remigration scenarios. He claims that a moderate scenario based on his book would restore what he calls demographic security and sovereignty, characterizes population replacement as the result of policy that different policy could reverse, and promises further research, visualization and advocacy. These are the broadcaster's and Sellner's claims and policy goals, not verified demographic outcomes, an independently validated model or an implemented remigration programme.

AUF1 describes a new Institute for Remigration dashboard with population scenarios for fourteen European countries, including a claimed German below-half threshold in 2045 and a one-percent annual immigrant-departure scenario with completion years for Germany, Austria and Switzerland. These remain attributed projections under unidentified model definitions and assumptions, not facts about future populations. The launch/presentation date is unknown. In AUF1's October 6 follow-up, founder Martin Sellner explains the dashboard's remigration button and advocates moderate scenarios, claiming they can reverse what he calls population replacement and restore demographic sovereignty. He pledges further research and visualization. This is a direct promotional explanation of the same dashboard, not evidence that its assumptions or projected outcomes have been independently validated or implemented.