56% of Europeans are concerned about Trump's return
A poll from a renowned European think tank shows that more than half of the European continent considers Donald Trump's re-election to be "bad news."
As CNN news agency reports, Trump's possible return to the White House is usually viewed as bad news. This was stated by 56% of participants in a survey by the European Council on Foreign Relations analytical center. The think tank is headquartered in Berlin, Germany, and has offices in Britain, Spain, France, Italy, Bulgaria and Poland, and recently published the results of a survey of Europeans' opinions about the war in Ukraine. According to the poll, only 27% of Europeans in the continent's 12 countries welcome Trump's return, but 56% said they would be "very or somewhat disappointed" if he became president again. Trump's position in Hungary is better than in other European countries where he has received greater support. Survey participants were asked what Europe should do if the United States cuts off military aid to Ukraine during Trump's presidency. 41% of Europeans said the EU should either increase support for Ukraine or maintain current levels of military aid to Ukraine, while 33% said the EU should suspend aid to Ukraine.
