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2026-11-08 21:02
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How Europe's Far-Right Leaders Are Backing Away From Trump After Midterm Losses
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Trump’s midterm drubbing adds to the populist right’s losses. France’s Le Pen could still win AP News
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While left-leaning European leaders have celebrated the Democrats’ gains in the U.S. midterms, some far-right figures in Europe appear keen to succinctly separate themselves from Trump and his policies.
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