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Europe's Far-Right Leaders Distance From Trump After US Election
Europe's far-right leaders now distance themselves from Trump after Democrats win US midterms.
In brief
Europe's far-right leaders now distance themselves from Trump after Democrats win US midterms. Europe's far-right politicians have distanced from Trump following Democrats' US midterm election victory. Originally reported by HuffPost.
Europe's far-right leaders distance from trump
Europe's far-right politicians have begun to distance themselves from Donald Trump following the Democrats' victory in the US midterm elections.
Trump's second term less isolationist
Trump's second term was less isolationist than his first from 2017 to 2021.
Alice Weidel blames iran war
Alice Weidel, co-leader of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, attributed the loss to the Iran war.
Matteo Salvini cites cost of living
Matteo Salvini, leader of the far-right League party, said the American result was influenced by wars, international tensions and the cost of living.
Roberto Vannacci criticizes trump
Roberto Vannacci, a former Italian general, criticized Trump for failing to end the Ukraine war and launching the Iran war.
Analyst warns of political risk
Analyst Mujtaba Rahman said Trump's unpopularity risks turning his support into an electoral liability for far-right leaders.
Santiago Abascal says 'in spain not michigan'
Santiago Abascal, leader of Vox, stated he was 'in Spain and not in Michigan'.
Nigel Farage calls it a rout
Nigel Farage acknowledged the election was a 'complete and utter rout' for Republicans.
Here's the gist
Europe's far-right politicians have distanced from Trump following Democrats' US midterm election victory.
