Europe's far-right leaders celebrate Trump's election win as a boost for their agenda

Europe's far-right leaders are celebrating Donald Trump's election win, viewing him as a key ally. Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban called it a "much needed victory," while other leaders, like Geert Wilders from the Netherlands, expressed support for Trump's agenda. Orban's party plans to continue their partnership with Trump, focusing on issues like immigration and support for persecuted Christians. The far-right parties in Germany and Italy also expressed enthusiasm, highlighting shared values and a desire for collaboration with the Trump administration. This shift marks a change in Europe's political landscape, with far-right parties gaining influence. Trump's win may strengthen their positions and reduce their isolation, as they align more closely with his policies and rhetoric.