United States allies and rivals around the world react to the result of the American election; look

Leaders and governments around the world reacted to the outcome of the American election, expressing feelings ranging from hope to uncertainty, from fear to euphoria. The president of Spain's government, Pedro Sánchez, stated that Americans voted against hatred, machismo, climate denialism and elite privileges, predicting that the far right is collapsing. The French government was cautious, with Economy Minister Roland Lescure saying Trump's reaction to the defeat was unpredictable. The European summit avoided celebration, and the bloc's head of diplomacy, Kaja Kallas, expects more American support for Ukraine. The Kremlin said it hoped the defeat would not derail Trump's efforts to negotiate an end to the war. In China, there are doubts about the future of trade relations between Beijing and Washington. In Israel, there is fear that the new American Congress will reduce support and arms for Benjamin Netanyahu. In Iran, Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei said that those who expect a change in the United States' attitude towards Iran are mistaken. The reference price of oil on the international market was traded below US$100 a barrel for the first time in almost a month. European stock markets rose, but there is fear that Donald Trump, weakened internally, will start a new trade war against Europe. Trump lost control of the American Congress, not the power to influence the Old Continent.

• ?What will be the official position of Donald Trump's government on Ukraine?
• ?How will China adjust its trade relations with the United States?
• ?Will Israel receive a reduction in military support and weapons from the new American Congress?
• ?What will Trump's concrete measures be in relation to a possible trade war with Europe?