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00:00This is Italy, which is going to disappear from the world map very soon.

00:03This is a village in Italy where thousands of people used to live.

00:07But today this whole village is deserted.

00:09And there are 6000 more villages like this in Italy, which are completely deserted for the last few years.

00:15Similarly, this is a very famous 300-year-old school in Italy,

00:19from where millions of Italian children have studied, but today there is not a single child in this school.

00:25Teachers are being fired from their jobs in Italy because there are no students in the classrooms.

00:30In 2015, Italy's health minister himself said that Italy is a dying country.

00:34And the reason for this is that children are not being born in Italy.

00:38Italy's total fertility rate is the lowest in the last 50 years.

00:42According to predictions, Italy's population is going to drop a lot in the next few years.

00:47Italy, which was famous all over Europe because of its large families,

00:50today is at a point where it will enter the economic dark age in the next few years.

00:55Italy's real estate will collapse because there will be houses, but there will be no one to live in them.

01:01There will be no young people to join the army.

01:04There will be no labor for factories and industries.

01:06In the next 10 years, Italy's entire economy will collapse.

01:10Today, the situation is that the average age in Italy is 48 years,

01:14while the average age in Pakistan is 21 and 28 years in India.

01:19Italy's 24% population is over 65 years old, and this number is constantly increasing.

01:25But the question is, how did Italy finally reach this stage?

01:28100 years ago, the birth rate in Italy was 5.2,

01:32and by the 1970s, the birth rate in Italy was above 2.

01:35So what has happened in the last 50 years?

01:38And this is not only in Italy, but also in other European countries and even in Japan.

01:44There are three reasons for Italy's population to fall.

01:47First of all, if we go back in history, then 100 years ago, Italy was an agricultural country.

01:52Most people were farmers and did agriculture.

01:54Obviously, the biggest thing for a farmer is that he has people to help him.

01:59That's why in those days, Italians had more children so that they could work together.

02:04So the more children there are, the more they will earn.

02:07Then industrialization began.

02:09The salary system came, now two children were earning as much as five children used to earn before.

02:14And then after World War II, when Italy recovered,

02:18it introduced the social welfare system.

02:20Now the children were not the responsibility of the parents, but the responsibility of the state.

02:24Their education, health, everything was funded by the state.

02:27So people no longer had any incentive to have more children.

02:31That's why the birth rate in Italy has fallen since the 1950s.

02:34And this is a trend that has not only been seen in Italy, but all over the world.

02:39In addition to Africa, the fertility rate is falling in the world since the 1980s.

02:45Now, if we talk specifically about Italy,

02:47then some of the government policies are such that young people are afraid of having children.

02:52Now, like in Italy, there is a concept called Blank Resignation,

02:55which every woman has to sign before the job.

02:58Blank resignation means that as soon as any female worker is pregnant,

03:03that company can fire her without any notice or reason.

03:07Now, in a country where 41% of women work,

03:11when there is such a policy, who will give birth to a child?

03:15This is the reason why Italian families delay marriage and children due to job.

03:19Another big reason is that there is no child birth nationality in Italy like in the rest of Europe.

03:25This means that if you are an immigrant and non-Italian,

03:28and your child is born in Italy, then he will not get Italian nationality immediately.

03:33Now, like in America and other European countries,

03:36your child automatically becomes national.

03:38There is no such thing in Italy.

03:40And this is the reason why immigrants living in Italy move to Northern Europe after spending a while there.

03:46Now, a country where there is a shortage of young generation,

03:49such laws are further spoiling the situation there.

03:52Although now the Italian government is thinking of revising these laws,

03:56because the situation is going on,

03:57if immigrants also go, then there will be no workers in Italy.

04:02There will only be retired people who will not have any young people to generate pension.

04:07And in the same way, Italy's health sector will also become overburdened

04:11because there will be no doctors and nurses to take care of so many old people.

04:16The third major reason for the population crisis in Italy is the job culture of Italy.

04:20According to OECD research, 70% of Italians aged 18 to 34 are financially dependent on their parents.

04:27According to a UN report, 43% of jobs in Italy are non-permanent.

04:32And the reason for this is that in the last 10 years, there have been 3 recessions in Italy.

04:36And today, Italy's debt to GDP ratio has increased to 145%.

04:42Which means that after earning every rupee,

04:45Italy has to take a loan of Rs. 145 to cover its expenses.

04:49Today, Italy's situation is that the country that started Pisa,

04:53in the same country, Domino's has closed all its stores due to lack of customers.

04:58In such circumstances, it takes a lot of time for young people to become financially independent.

05:03And that's why they are getting married late.

05:05In 2002, the average age of men getting married in Italy was 31 years.

05:10Which has now reached 37 years in 2024.

05:13Now, if this situation remains the same, Italy will enter a dark age.

05:18In this case, the government of Italy will have to follow the model of Sweden.

05:21Sweden was also in the position of Italy a few years ago.

05:25Then, the Swedish government announced a child care policy,

05:27according to which, all the children of the couple will get the same subsidy.

05:32Similarly, Sweden was the first country to introduce parental leave.

05:35In 1974, Sweden passed a law that after the birth of a child,

05:40both the mother and the father will take a paid leave of 16 months.

05:43This becomes a one and a half year leave.

05:45And this is the reason why Sweden successfully controlled its declining birth rate.

05:50Similarly, Italy will also have to relax in its immigration policies.

05:54Female employees will have to avoid things like blank resignations.

05:57If Italy is not able to bring its birth rate to 2.1 in the next 5 years,

06:02then its consequences will be very terrible.

06:04Even at the global level, Elon Musk is repeatedly saying

06:08that the biggest threat to humanity is population collapse.

06:11And this seems very strange because scientists have only told us

06:15that the population is going to explode.

06:18And in the next 100 years, the population will reach 16 billion.

06:21But the reality is totally opposite.

06:23Even after the 1980s, the birth rate is falling in the whole world,

06:27even in Pakistan and India.

06:29In 1990, the birth rate in Pakistan was 6.3, which has now come to 3.4.

06:35So the world population is going to peak in the next 20 years.

06:39And then after 2050, the world population will start falling

06:43exactly opposite to all the predictions.

06:45Japan, Italy, America, UK, France, Germany and other Western countries

06:50are going to be the biggest victims of this population collapse.

06:54What will be the effect of this population collapse on the world economy and environment?

06:58This is a very debatable topic.

07:00What do you think?

07:01Is population collapse a good thing or a bad thing?

07:03Do give your opinion in the comments below.

07:06These are all the sources from which we have consulted for this video.

07:09See you in the next video with another interesting topic.

07:13Take care of yourself. Allah Hafiz.

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