Overview
- MS NOW reports that far-right leaders across Europe are now keeping their distance from President Trump.
- Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni called Trump's attacks on Pope Leo XIV unacceptable, prompting Trump to criticize her for defending the pope.
- German AfD lawmakers, Romanian MEP Diana Sosoaca, and France's Marine Le Pen voiced public breaks with Trump, with Le Pen calling the Iran war a mistake.
- The administration’s push to help Viktor Orbán, which included Vice President J.D. Vance campaigning in Hungary, is reported to have backfired as Orbán lost in a landslide.
- Nigel Farage downplayed his ties to Trump, reflecting how higher oil prices from the Iran conflict have turned association with him into a political cost at home.