Europe does not want to celebrate too early after US midterms: 'Standing on its own feet'

Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez links U.S. election results to upcoming Spanish elections, emphasizing a rejection of policies that impoverish people. Norwegian PM Støre sees alignment with U.S. political shifts on climate and foreign policy. German Chancellor Merz expresses skepticism about Trump's potential actions. EU officials cautiously optimistic about continued support for Ukraine and green energy, stressing the need for EU independence. Russian and Iranian officials react negatively, asserting that U.S. hostility will not change despite political shifts, while Iran's parliament chair sees a rejection of war in the U.S. vote.