From Italy to France, nationalist leaders are reassessing their ties with the U.S. president as his brand sours across the EU.
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From Italy to France, nationalist leaders are reassessing their ties with the U.S. president as his brand sours across the EU.
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Trump Is Running Out of European Friends—Even on the Nationalist Right
The Irish Times view on Trump and Europe: transatlantic divisions linger
Europe's 'Trump whisperer' was its bridge to the White House. Now that bridge is cracking
Trump went too far this time, and got a Meloni tongue-lashing
Italy’s Giorgia Meloni and France’s Marine Le Pen once celebrated Trump’s re-election. Now they see him as a political liability.…
The US president continues to fall out with EU leaders and divisions on Nato linger ahead of a key summit
U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday said some areas of Europe are no longer recognizable — and "not in a positive way."
“One doesn’t have friends when it comes to foreign relations,” said the French far-right leader.
After the party comes the hangover.
The White House has formalised its contempt for ‘decaying’ Europe with an ominous plan to undermine the EU and boost the far right
