Tensions have been running high between the US and its historical allies in Europe, but how does this affect Americans living in Italy? We asked The Local's readers about their experiences.
Miranda Mullings - news@thelocal.it
Updated: Fri 24 Jul 2026 15:20 CET
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Tensions between Italy and the US has led some Americans in Italy to think more about how they’re perceived here. Photo by Filippo ATTILI / Palazzo Chigi press office / AFP
Tensions have been running high between the US and its historical allies in Europe, but how does this affect Americans living in Italy? We asked The Local's readers about their experiences.
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