Is Trump too much for Europe? This is how the President of the USA lost the European right.

The relationship between European far-right parties and Donald Trump's MAGA movement has cooled during his second term. Previously, nationalist leaders like Viktor Orbán embraced Trump, even adopting the slogan "Make Europe Great Again". However, Trump's unpredictable foreign policy has alienated these allies. Conflicts arose from threats regarding Greenland, tariffs on the EU, and the Iran war. In Germany, the AfD has lost trust in Trump despite electoral successes. In France, Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella have distanced themselves, arguing that Trump's agenda conflicts with European sovereignty. Giorgia Meloni of Italy has also criticized Trump over economic stability and his stance against Pope Leo XIII. While European parties publicly distance themselves from Trump, they maintain ties due to conservative networks and financial influences.