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World Divided on Trump’s Return: Europe Anxious, Others Relieved

World Divided on Trump’s Return: Europe Anxious, Others Relieved
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  • Global views on Trump's return are mixed, per European Council poll.
  • Europe anxious about Trump's re-election; India, Russia, China see peace potential.
  • Survey of 24 countries includes views from European and non-Western nations.
  • Major powers see Trump's U.S. as equal, not dominant.
  • Western influence waning in global politics amid Trump's rise.
  • India and Brazil believe EU's global influence will increase.
  • Europe advised to reassess global strategy in Trump's era.
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