Can European leaders fix the cost-of-living crisis?

Across Europe, an autumn of choler is taking hold.

In France, pupil protests implicit overcrowded classrooms and teacher shortages person grown into a broader nationalist outcry.

In caller weeks, abstracted protests person besides erupted successful Belgium, Italy, Portugal, Spain and Albania.

The grievances differ, from unaffordable lodging and debased wages to rising substance costs, acquisition and governmental accountability.

But the vexation is progressively shared: paying more, getting less, and struggling to spend a decent life, adjacent with a job.

Governments look demands for alleviation portion wrestling with precocious debt, rising borrowing costs and, successful respective countries, looming elections.