Wars, unhappiness, and loneliness frighten nearly 1 in 2 young people, survey finds

A recent survey reveals that nearly half of young Italians fear wars, unhappiness, and loneliness. Conducted by Skuola.net, the study highlights international geopolitical tensions as the primary concern for Gen Z and Gen Alpha. The fear of nuclear or global war has surged to 45%, while 43% worry about never achieving happiness. Additionally, 41% express anxiety about finding love. Financial independence and social violence are also significant worries, with 38% and 37% respectively. The fear of climate change and job insecurity are notable concerns as well, reflecting a generation grappling with both global and personal uncertainties.