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Midterms: A Maga PostMortem, Europe’s ‘Shape Shifting’ Protests

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Briefings

A World This Week presents a special report on the 2026 midterm elections, identifying the worst Republican result since the 1970s. The article examines whether the 'peak MAGA' era has ended and analyzes the scale of European protests, noting that housing, trade union, and activist groups from seven countries met in Paris to coordinate a joint call for demonstrations.

Key points

• The 2026 midterm elections resulted in the worst Republican performance since the 1970s, marking a significant shift in the political landscape.
• Seven international organizations from seven different countries gathered in Paris to coordinate a joint call for demonstrations, raising questions about the formation of a European-wide protest movement.

Context

This report assesses the aftermath of the 2026 midterm elections, which saw the worst Republican result since the 1970s. It explores whether the 'peak MAGA' era has ended and analyzes the scale of European protests, noting that housing, trade union, and activist groups from seven countries met in Paris to coordinate a joint call for demonstrations.

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