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Anger has long been a driving force for political change, but with the midterm elections in the US and the ongoing protests in France, widespread anger in both nations is currently front and centre. We take a look at some of the common issues causing this anger on both sides of the Atlantic, including the rising cost of living, a loss of faith in institutions and an eroding of the social contract. US midterm elections: Food stamp crisis a key campaign issue in Arizona 'No political solution' to anger in France, expert says amid ongoing protests A tale of two economies: How America's cost-of-living crisis is shaping US midterm elections Political parallels in France and US: Anger at the ballot box and in the streets © 2026 Copyright France 24 - All rights reserved.
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