Survey: Half of Europeans View Trump as a Continent's 'Enemy,' Fear High Risk of War

A new survey reveals deep European concerns about U.S. politics and security threats. Nearly half of respondents describe former U.S. President Donald Trump as an "enemy of Europe." The findings come from a study by the European Council on Foreign Relations. It polled citizens in 13 European Union countries. Alongside views on Trump, the survey shows widespread anxiety about conflict. A majority, 51%, believe the risk of an open war between European states and Russia in the coming years is high. These results highlight European apprehensions ahead of potential geopolitical shifts. The survey suggests many in Europe are preparing for a period of increased instability.