After the Covid 19 pandemic, which broke out in Wuhan in China, and the consequent health and economic emergency, the scenario worsened with the invasion of Ukraine, in the heart of Europe, by the Russian armed forces. As we were approaching the end of this book, a very ugly war started with thousands of deaths and an exodus, estimated at a few million Ukrainians especially women and children. Young Italians, citizens of the EU and other countries and in particular the Young Millenials ask themselves questions that will require answers in the short term. How will the society of globalization change? Will there still be the same level of globalization with the new geopolitical relations? Will the ethical and humanistic principles of the old society still be applied? Personally, our question are: what will be the values, the skills to be strengthened and innovated for the future ruling class and for the leaders in the third millennium? In the society of globalization in the digital age, material goods have been replaced by intangible ones, represented by services, information, symbols, digital apps, and power has passed from politics to economics, to finance at a global level.