
Many international dailies analyze the clear defeat of the Republicans during the mid-term elections as a disavowal of Donald Trump's policies.
The clear defeat of the Republicans in the mid-term elections this Tuesday, November 3, is widely attributed to Donald Trump by the international press, which sees it as a disavowal of his policies.
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The midterm elections in the United States were held on Tuesday, November 3.
The defeat, which is expressed in the international press in cataclysmic meteorological metaphors, has a face. From the United States to India, via Tehran, Buenos Aires and London, the clear defeat suffered by the Republicans in the midterms this Tuesday, November 3 is the responsibility of Donald Trump.
“A total disavowal of the MAGA movement,” writes the Guardian; a “blue wave” in the polls which turned into a “tsunami” for El País; “a clear and clear repudiation of the twenty-two months of policy” of the President of the United States judge in our columns Adrien Jaulmes; “a resounding snub,” observes the Wall Street Journal across the Atlantic. In Iran, the pro-power daily Tehran Times quips: “Let’s call it Operation Hammer of the mid-term elections”, in reference to Operation Midnight Hammer, launched in June 2025 by the United States and Israel against Iranian nuclear facilities…
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