'Strongman' leaders of Europe don't look so strong anymore ...United Arab Emirates

Economy by : (CNBC) - Tuesday 04/02/2025 - 02:19 PM (2025-2-4)

"Strongman" leaders in Europe — allied with the likes of President Donald Trump and Russia's Vladimir Putin — look increasingly weak, analysts say.

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