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See how newspapers around the world announced US election 2020 results

Languages vary, but Joe Biden being voted as US President elect was announced by all

Published: November 08, 2020 17:33 Compiled by Nathaniel Lacsina, Senior Web Editor

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002560-01-02 — Kenyan daily newspapers with the headline "Donald Trump Fired" and "Biden wins" are on display in the capital Nairobi. Image Credit: AFP

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Election_2020_Global_03011 — A selection of the British national newspapers on Sunday, Nov. 8, 2020, showing their front page reactions to President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris winning in the US election, in London. Image Credit: AP

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001898-01-02 — A man reads a morning newspaper showing a photograph of newly elected US President Joe Biden, at a tea stall in Chennai. Image Credit: AFP

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001943-01-02 — A man reads a morning newspaper showing a photograph of newly elected US President Joe Biden, at a newspaper stall in Lahore. Image Credit: AFP

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Election_2020_Global_87229 — Some of the Indian vernacular and English newspapers published from the city show the U.S. presidential election reports on their front pages in Kolkata, India. Image Credit: AP

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Election_2020 Hong_Kong_Reax_68561 — A newspaper, bottom, front-pages the report of President-elect Joe Biden's winning the U.S. presidential election, at a street in Hong Kong. Image Credit: AP

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2020-11-08T083215Z_1019475619_RC2WYJ92FQNA_RTRMADP_3_USA-ELECTION-MIDDLEEAST — A man wears a face mask as he reads a newspaper with the front page headline reporting on Joe Biden's U.S. presidential election victory, in Manama, Bahrain. Image Credit: Reuters

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002245-01-02 — This picture taken on November 8, 2020 in Iran's capital Tehran shows a view of Iranian Farsi newspapers with headlines featuring the 2020 US general election results Image Credit: AFP

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002327-01-02 — An elderly Palestinian gestures while standing before Palestinian newspapers (top to bottom) al-Quds and al-Ayam with their headlines featuring the 2020 US general election results, at a news stand in the city of Hebron. Image Credit: AFP

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002351-01-02 — A woman browses the front page of Iranian Farsi newspaper Shargh featuring the 2020 US general election results at a news stand in Iran's capital Tehran. Image Credit: AFP

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002363-01-02 — A man reads a local newspaper showing a photograph of newly elected US President Joe Biden, in Kabul. Image Credit: AFP

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002399-01-02 — This picture taken on November 8, 2020 in Sudan's capital Khartoum shows a view of newspapers with headlines featuring the 2020 US general election results. Image Credit: AFP

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Election_2020_Global_09931 — People read newspapers on a street reporting on the victory of U.S President-elect Joe Biden, in the US presidential election, in Lagos, Nigeria. Image Credit: AP

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002723-01-02 — A boy stands by a news stand with newspaper headlines featuring the 2020 US general election results in Lebanon's capital Beirut. Image Credit: AFP

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Election_2020_Global_Reaction_Photo_Gallery_69420 — A passer-by takes a selfie with an extra newspaper reporting on President-elect Joe Biden's win in the U.S. presidential election, in Tokyo. The headline reads: "Mr. Biden Assured to win." Image Credit: AP

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