The international news media today is utterly fixated on the U.S. presidential election that was still undecided as Tuesday night spilled into Wednesday. Throughout the morning, coverage blanketed cable TV, online and print outlets. Politicians in the UK, Germany, France and Russia have also begun to weigh in from both sides on the hotly-contested race.
The cable news nets in France and the UK are focused on the situation while the online editions of newspapers around the globe are leading with Donald Trump’s false claim that he has already won — and the response from Joe Biden’s camp. Among those are France’s Libération, Le Monde and Le Figaro; the UK’s Guardian, Telegraph, Independent and Times; Germany’s Allgemeine Zeitung and Der Spiegel; Italy’s La Repubblica and Corriere Della Sera; Spain’s El Pais and El Mundo; and Japan’s Asahi Shimbun.
Seemingly nonplussed, China’s state media,...
The cable news nets in France and the UK are focused on the situation while the online editions of newspapers around the globe are leading with Donald Trump’s false claim that he has already won — and the response from Joe Biden’s camp. Among those are France’s Libération, Le Monde and Le Figaro; the UK’s Guardian, Telegraph, Independent and Times; Germany’s Allgemeine Zeitung and Der Spiegel; Italy’s La Repubblica and Corriere Della Sera; Spain’s El Pais and El Mundo; and Japan’s Asahi Shimbun.
Seemingly nonplussed, China’s state media,...
- 11/4/2020
- by Nancy Tartaglione
- Deadline Film + TV
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