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International Response to Trump's Win

World leaders react to Trump's declared US presidential election victory, with varied responses from congratulations to expressions of hope for cooperation and peace.

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What was the EU's response to Trump's win?: Ursula von der Leyen called for a strong transatlantic agenda and emphasized the close partnership between the EU and the US. Several other leaders from countries such as India, Italy, Poland and Turkey also offered congratulations.
How did world leaders react to Trump's win?: Reactions varied. Some, like Emmanuel Macron and Keir Starmer, expressed eagerness for collaboration and shared values. Others, such as Benjamin Netanyahu, celebrated Trump's victory as a 'comeback.'
How did China respond to the election results?: China, while not directly commenting on Trump's win, expressed hope for peaceful coexistence and cooperation with the US, highlighting that the election is an internal matter.
What was the Ukrainian President's reaction to Trump's win?: Ukraine's President Zelenskyy offered congratulations but also expressed hope for Trump's help in achieving a 'just peace,' despite Trump's prior statements about reducing aid to Ukraine.
Who congratulated Donald Trump on his declared presidential win?: Many world leaders congratulated Donald Trump after he declared victory in the US presidential election. Statements ranged from expressions of willingness to cooperate to emphasizing the importance of the transatlantic relationship.

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