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Donald Trump’s return to the White House dominates the world’s covers: from “the signature that changes the world” to “the golden age is coming”

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Bild led its coverage of Trump's inauguration with 'the signature that changes the world'

The world woke up Tuesday to headlines dominated by Donald Trump’s return to office, underscoring global concern about tariffs, global conflicts and the future of America’s foreign alliances.

The Italian newspaper La Repubblica published ‘Trump 2: Revenge’, expanding that ‘the Emperor of the future has returned’ with the promise of a new golden age for the United States.

German tabloid Bild opted for “the signature that changes the world,” focusing on the series of executive orders issued as the 47th president “before the eyes of the world.”

Seventy-eight orders from the previous administration were revoked overnight, and Trump wasted no time in withdrawing the United States from the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Paris Climate Agreement.

Spain’s La Vanguardia quoted Trump as saying that “America’s golden age begins right now” after taking the oath of office and delivering his second inaugural address.

Media outlets in Ukraine and Greenland, aware of the weight that Trump’s presidency carries for the future of their own territories, noted his lack of mention, while Russian media hinted at the prospect of a “dialogue” with Putin about the war. .

Bild led its coverage of Trump’s inauguration with ‘the signature that changes the world’

'The Golden Age is coming', La Vanguardia paraphrased Trump's words last night

‘The Golden Age is coming’, La Vanguardia paraphrased Trump’s words last night

'Trump's new world', in the focus of the Spanish media ABC

‘Trump’s new world’, in the focus of the Spanish media ABC

'In a speech announcing extreme violence, the American president promised a new golden age to a nation he said was in decline. The nightmare begins again

‘In a speech announcing extreme violence, the American president promised a new golden age to a nation he said was in decline. The nightmare begins again

In Madrid, the Spanish network ABC described Trump’s “new world”, signing a “battery” of decrees for the “rebirth” of the United States.

The president was quick to pardon some 1,500 supporters charged in the Jan. 6, 2021, assault on the Capitol.

He also repealed Biden-era policies banning Arctic drilling and pulled the United States out of the Paris climate accord, aiming to curb global temperature rise.

El País, also in Spain but with a large number of readers in Latin America, led its coverage with ‘Trump Unchained’.

‘The president of the United States takes control and adopts (his) first measures.’

The Portuguese media took a harder line. El Jornal de Noticias included an image of a triumphant Trump with the caption “United States against the world.”

In Denmark, at the center of a dispute over Trump’s comments on the US takeover of Greenland, Ekstra Bladet described Trump’s “thunderous speech”, commenting that the self-governing territory was not yet “free of blame”.

The French newspaper Libération, founded by the philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre, gave a more scathing assessment of Trump’s inauguration: “The nightmare begins again.”

‘In a speech announcing extreme violence, the American president promised a new golden age to a nation he said was in decline. The nightmare begins again.’

The Corriere della Serra, in Italy, was concise and wrote: “Trump attacks: all changes.”

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