Around two-thirds of European countries are expected to raise the retirement age for men, while three-quarters will raise it for women. According to Euronews' analysis of data for 32 countries, men face higher retirement ages in 21 and women in 24. "Increasing retirement ages remains a common strategy to improve the financial sustainability of pension systems without reducing pension levels," the report said. So, where will retirement ages rise the most, and which countries will have the highest? The lowest retirement age for men will be 62 in Slovenia and Luxembourg.