Europeans disappointed by politics: promised economic growth has not arrived
Steven Erlanger, chief diplomatic correspondent for the New York Times in Europe, says the continent is gripped by "widespread discontent" — from France and Germany to Italy and Spain. Economic frustration, intergenerational inequality and loss of trust in the political establishment are shaping Europe's democratic landscape. Erlanger points to "a kind of universal disgust" and "a sense of drifting" as dominant social moods.
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