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... For Europe's populist right, U.S. President Donald Trump's embrace was once seen as a political asset. Not anymore.

For years, nationalist leaders across the continent treated the American president's support as proof that their politics had gone global. But with major elections looming in 2027, including in Italy, France and Poland, many are rethinking the value of that transatlantic backing.

Trump's brand in Europe has soured -- curdled by his tariff wars, threats against Greenland and a war on Iran that increased energy prices.

His interventions, once welcomed by his ideological allies, are now seen as political explosives: liable to alienate moderate voters, split nationalist electorates and hand ammunition to their opponents. ...

So, it does not seem to be just the United States where Pres Trump's approval is plummeting?