Why Europe’s Right Is Breaking Up With MAGA

European nationalist parties are increasingly viewing President Trump as a detriment to their campaigns, leading them to distance themselves from his rhetoric and policies as they gain popularity. This shift signals a growing rift between traditional right-wing populists and the American version of right-wing populism, known as MAGA. As these European parties seek to carve out their own distinct brand of nationalism, they are prioritizing policies that resonate more with local audiences rather than aligning closely with Trump's controversial stances. This move is crucial for their electoral prospects and highlights a broader trend in global political alignments.