Hungary Prime Minister Viktor Orbán urged Trump to 'keep on fighting,' while El Salvador President Nayib Bukele suggested the charges against Trump make the U.S. look hypocritical.
the charges against Trump make the U.S. look hypocritical. Very few other world leaders have weighed in, however, and some international media outlets are treating the case more as a political curiosity.this morning — Folha de S. Paolo in Brazil, El Siglo in Panama, Austria's Kurier, and the Irish Times among them — it was largely a secondary story.
Many countries are dealing with political scandals or looming elections much closer to home, and Trump's movements and statements no longer carry the global ramifications they did when he was the sitting president. Still, he remains one of the most recognizable people on the planet, and a magnet for attention. While Trump has repudiated the charges against him, several international reports noted that he won't exactly mind being back in the limelight,
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