Steve Bannon plans European populist coordination via new non‑profit "The Movement"
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The passage hints at a concrete effort by a former senior Trump adviser to build a trans‑national right‑wing network in Europe, mentioning specific targets (Brussels, leaders like Salvini and Orbán) a Steve Bannon is traveling to Europe to launch "The Movement" nonprofit in Brussels. Goal is to coordinate right‑wing parties ahead of the 2019 European elections. Targets include populist leaders suc
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