European far-right distances from Trump after US midterm defeat

The Republican wipeout in the US midterms has forced European far-right leaders to publicly distance themselves from President Trump, whom they view as an electoral liability despite ideological alignment. Leaders like Le Pen and Meloni are recalibrating rhetoric to emphasize domestic priorities, signaling a potential shift in transatlantic populist coordination. The long-term impact on European populist movements remains uncertain as they navigate association with a weakened US figurehead.

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