Commentary:Encouraging new poll results – and a populist foundation known as The Movement that former Trump adviser Steve Bannon is setting up in Brussels – are giving Europe's notoriously fractious and undisciplined far-right parties a fresh sense of purpose. According to columnist John Lloyd, Bannon is pursuing “a long-term dream” to counter the influence of George Soros and “to unite the parties of the far right in Europe before next year’s European elections.”
Chinese state media lambasted Trump’s trade policies in an unusually personal attack, and sought to reassure investors anxious about China’s economy as growth concerns battered its financial markets.
