In Madrid, Europe's far right looks to Trump as a role model

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Trump 'tornado' fueling far-right Europe in 'global tipping point': report

During the United States' 2024 presidential race, many critics of Donald Trump — from Democrats to Never Trump conservatives — warned that if he won the election, the U.S. would suffer not only from a domestic standpoint, but also, from a foreign policy standpoint. Critics argued that in Europe, a Trump victory would harm the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and encourage far-right extremists like Hungarian Prime Viktor Orbán, France's …

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From MAGA to MEGA? Europe’s far-right rallies in Madrid

Leaders of the far-right Patriots for Europe bloc addressed 2,000 supporters in Madrid on Saturday under the slogan “Make Europe Great Again.” Hungary’s Viktor Orbán, France’s Marine Le Pen, the Netherlands’ Geert Wilders, Italy’s Matteo Salvini, the Czech Republic’s Andrej Babiš, and Austria’s Herbert Kickl hailed Donald Trump’s return to the White House and vowed to “reconquer” Europe. Orbán proclaimed that “The Trump tornado has changed the w…

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Under the motto "Make Europe Great Again", the leaders of Europe's right-wing parties met in the Spanish capital this weekend. The big absentee was the German AfD.

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Europe’s Mega movement leaders praise Trump at summit in Madrid

Calls for new ‘Reconquista’ against Islam and ‘wokism’ as far-right parties admire world-changing Trump tornado

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The leaders of European populism, galvanized by the frantic return of the US President, met Friday and Saturday in Madrid.

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In Madrid, Europe's far right looks to Trump as a role model

Patriots for Europe, the far-right group created in July in the European Parliament, held its first summit in the Spanish capital on Saturday. From Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban to French far-right leader Marine Le Pen, all see Trump as a harbinger of future victories for their camp.