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Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the growing estrangement between European far-right parties and former President Trump due to his aggressive foreign policy actions, which are seen as violations of international law and national sovereignty [1][3]. Group 1: European Far-Right Parties' Response - European far-right parties, traditionally aligned with Trump on issues like immigration, are now reassessing their relationships due to his radical foreign policy [1]. - The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party is distancing itself from Trump as public discontent with his interventions in Venezuela and Greenland rises [1][3]. - AfD co-leader Alice Weidel criticized Trump's actions as comparable to those of Russian President Putin, emphasizing that he has violated his core campaign promise of non-intervention [1][3]. Group 2: Public Opinion in Germany - Recent polls indicate that only 12% of Germans view Trump's presidency positively, and just 15% consider the U.S. a trustworthy partner, marking historic lows [3]. - The negative perception of Trump has forced the AfD leadership into a balancing act, where they must criticize him to align with public sentiment while maintaining their previous efforts to build ties with him [3]. Group 3: Criticism from Other European Far-Right Parties - The French National Rally, while sharing some policy positions with Trump, has been cautious about aligning too closely due to concerns over U.S.-EU trade disputes [6]. - National Rally leader Jordan Bardella openly condemned Trump's actions in Venezuela as a revival of imperial ambitions, highlighting the threat to international rules [6]. - The Slovak Republic's far-right party leader Milan Uhrik also criticized Trump's actions, questioning the legitimacy of using force to resolve international disputes [9]. Group 4: U.S. Foreign Policy and European Relations - The recent U.S. national security strategy has been criticized as a far-right propaganda piece, undermining European development and promoting the influence of far-right parties in Europe [9][10]. - The strategy portrays Europe as facing a "civilizational decline" due to immigration and low birth rates, and it challenges the EU by suggesting the U.S. should support anti-EU forces [10]. - Trump's ambitions regarding Greenland have exacerbated tensions with NATO allies, prompting European nations to demonstrate military unity, albeit with minimal troop deployments [10].