CPAC comes to Europe while the coalition between the White House is growing Trump and the international right

Maga influencers and the extremist right leaders in Poland and Hungary this week, where the conservative political action conference, known as CPAC, held two international events-a display of strength in the growing alliance across the Atlantic Ocean between the White House Trump and paper in Europe Popular Governor a movement.

On Thursday in Budapest, Hungary Prime Minister Victor Urban The main spokesman at the country’s CPAC event and his tester with Trump President was the first 100 days after returning to the Oval Office. Urban said: “Trump invaded the tsunami the entire world,” Urban said. “Hope was returned to the world. We no longer suffocate at sea.”

Before the speech of the Hungarian leader, a video message was played by President Trump to those present who praised Mr. Trump for the event and Europe himself.

“You know what I feel about Hungary and you know what I feel about CPAC. I respect and love them.

Urban, which was used by Human Rights Watch in his party in the Hungarian Parliament to undermine the independence of the judiciary, was garbage on the independent media, the devil of migrants and discrimination against the gay people, among a number of right -wing international leaders attending the attendees.

Among these leaders at the German leader Budapest The right -wing AFD party Alice Waydel, leader of the Dutch right -wing party, Gert Wilders, and former Prime Minister of the UK Conservative Party Liz TrosAs well as the influencers of American social media, Bin Shapiro and Jack Buswobic.

Among the prominent speakers in Tuesday’s events in JASIONKA, Poland, US Secretary of Homeland Security Christie, who gave the main title in this event.

“I think it is good to cooperate with each other,” Shalab, the former White House political director, told CBS News on Friday. “I think what we are doing is, in the old days, I was described as building friendship and diplomacy, and building relations to obtain prosperity in our countries.”

Poland was hosting CPAC for the first time earlier this week. Budapest was a place for the fourth year in a row – which confirms Increasing relationship between Maga Republicans And the country during the reign of the ruling Fids Party. Several American conservatives have seen in recent years Hungary – and Urban – as an ambitious book to rule in the United States.

“I think their policies on the borders and migration have changed the entire conversation in Europe,” Shalab said. “It is certain that among Urban and Trump, who has cleansed this idea that you are not just having to take unlimited numbers of illegal immigrants because some international institutions tell you that you must.”

An alliance on the right

The conference occurs amid a tension background between President Trump and the traditional American allies in Europe.

While Mr. Trump recently announced his plans A 50 % tariff for the European Union The goods will be delayed until July, and the trading bloc and its European allies have been an unstable relationship with the White House since Mr. Trump returned to power in January.

The Trump administration members sometimes violated the diplomatic base by publicly influencing the elections and policies in the countries aligned in the United States.

Vice President JD Vance European leaders reprimanded at the Munich Security Conference in February and our allies accused us of political control of right -wing ideas within their countries. Vice President of the laws in the UK, which criminalizes protests at a certain distance of abortion clinics and European Union laws on online content equipment, was among other examples.

This trend continued at the CPAC event in Poland on Tuesday, where the Secretary of the National Security Ministry called on the Polish Ministry to vote in favor of the right -wing presidential candidate Carole Noruki in the upcoming Al -Jaryani elections against the liberal exhibitions Rafaaskovsky, the current mayor of Warsaw.

“I have watched over the years as two participants, and people like mayor of Warsaw, a wreckage of an absolute train for a leader, have destroyed our country.”

The events this week also come a few days after Samuel Samsun’s books, a great advisor to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Democracy, Human Rights and the Workers’ Party, a publication on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs website and which indicated a shift in issues that the United States gives priority in its traditional alliances in Europe.

“The suppression of speech, the facilitation of collective migration, the targeting of religious expression, and the undermining of the electoral choice threatens the basis of the via Atlantic partnership,” I read the publication.

The depth of the relationship between the popular right in Europe and President Trump in the promotional description of the CPAC Budapest site was highlighted.

“With the victory of Donald Trump and the rise of the European right, the era of patriots in Western civilization began – CPAC Hungary 2025 will be the focus of this movement,” read the description of the event.

The Chairman of the Board of Directors, Matt Shalab, told CBS News that he believed the conference will only continue to expand worldwide.

“We will go to Australia later in the year. We will go to Japan later in the year, we will go to Brazil later this year. We will go to Mexico. We are talking about the presence of CPAC in Colombia. We have had talks with CPAC in El Salvador. We have talks with CPAC in other different European countries,” he said.