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No second term for Donald Trump, who will have to give way to Democrat Joe Biden, winner of the election. But will the outgoing president, who has been claiming victory for several days in spite of everything, indulge in the exercise of the speech of defeat, 'a tradition dating back over a century'? asks USA Today in particular.
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The Saudi press had repeatedly presented Joe Biden as the heir to Barack Obama, president hated in Riyadh for his Middle Eastern policies. But even in Riyadh, we end up being right. Not without some hiccups.
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The Democrat, elected 46th President of the United States, insisted on his desire to pacify America, during his speech in celebration of his victory against Donald Trump. He reached out to Republican voters, whose 'disappointment' he said he understood.
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Tired of the market impact of Trump's tweets, financial industry players are hoping Joe Biden's victory will pave the way for a more stable era. They are also reassured by the centrist policy that Joe Biden should adopt if the Republicans keep the Senate.
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What if Beijing had more to fear from Biden than from Trump? In November 2016, Chinese President Xi Jinping sent his congratulations to the winner Donald Trump the day after the election.
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According to CNN, Melania Trump would be one of the few relatives recommending that Donald Trump concede defeat. But the American president seems to stand up.
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Donald Trump has still not acknowledged his defeat and his administration refuses to take steps that would allow the teams of the future president, Joe Biden, to get to work.
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Donald Trump Jr has called on his father to 'fight to the death' over the presidential election as he echoed his unfounded claims of voter fraud and cheating after Trump's leads in Pennsylvania and Georgia slipped further.
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The Republican has launched, in an email sent to all his supporters, an 'election defense fund', through which he hopes to recover donations from valuable contributors.
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Three days after November 3, the results of the US election are still not known.
No second term for Donald Trump, who will have to give way to Democrat Joe Biden, winner of the election. But will the outgoing president, who has been claiming victory for several days in spite of everything, indulge in the exercise of the speech of defeat, 'a tradition dating back over a century'? asks USA Today in particular.
