The Guardian reported that far-right populists remain insurgent in Europe, even as pro-EU governments there are braced for what the paper's summary calls Trump's betrayal. According to the same summary, the US midterm elections also showed that democracy can fight back. The report was published under the headline Is the US blue wave a turning point for Europe, too?

The article was written by Katherine Butler, associate editor for Europe, according to its byline. The summary frames the piece around whether the US midterms mark a turning point for Europe. It notes a live Q&A with the paper's correspondents held after the midterm elections, in which a reader asked a question.

In that exchange, according to The Guardian's summary, Margaret, a Guardian reader in Switzerland, asked "Is Maga dead?" The summary then begins a sentence about whether her query expressed a hope but breaks off before finishing it. The paper's answer and its full reasoning are therefore not available in the material reviewed.

Taken together, the summary supports two points attributed to The Guardian: populist movements in Europe remain insurgent, and the midterms are presented as evidence that democracy can fight back. The summary does not identify specific European governments, parties, elections, or vote figures. This account relies on a single outlet and an excerpt of the article rather than its full text.

Sources: The Guardian: Is the US blue wave a turning point for Europe, too?.