Some Italians feel immigrants disrupt their culture and lifestyle, especially those who don't work, leading to social tension and political debate.

Italy has a free healthcare system for everyone, while the USA often relies on private healthcare, which can be unaffordable for many.

Climate change is increasing the difficulty of farming in Italy due to rising temperatures and disrupted weather patterns.

Family plays a central role in Italian society, influencing culture, traditions, and social support networks.

A big push is to 'go green' through recycling programs and promoting renewable energy sources to save the planet.

Free healthcare contributes to Italians tending to live longer and being healthier due to accessible care.

Technology is changing how people live, work, and interact in Italy, raising ethical considerations about its impact.

Climate change is making it harder to farm, displacing animals from their habitats, and causing more frequent and dangerous storms.

While both countries face similar challenges, changing people's mindsets about climate change is often harder in the USA.

Recycling is seen as a crucial way to help the planet by reducing landfill waste, and it's encouraged in streets and schools with educational programs.

Global Challenges

Contemporary Life

Science and Technology

Families and Communities

Climate change

Immigration

Recycling

Green energy

Healthcare

Sustainable development