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The Democrats’ victory in gaining control of both houses of the U.S. Congress prompted mixed international reactions. The prime ministers of Spain and Norway saw it as a sign of rejection of right-wing policies and a shift in voters’ preferences, while German and French officials cautioned that the outcome would not immediately change Donald Trump’s administration’s policies, particularly its foreign policy. South Africa said the results could usher in a new era in international relations, while Japan stressed the importance of its alliance with Washington. Israeli media expressed concern over the rise of Democrats who oppose military aid to Israel. In Iran, the supreme leader said the shift in party control would not change Washington’s position, while the speaker of parliament viewed the results as an American rejection of wars.
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