World leaders hope for reset after US midterms

World leaders expressed optimism about a potential reset with the United States following the Democratic Party's resounding victory in the US midterm elections. President Donald Trump and his Republican party suffered a significant loss, allowing the Democrats to take control of both the Senate and the House of Representatives. This shift in power gives the Democrats the ability to obstruct legislation and delay President Trump's appointments.

German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul expressed hope for new initiatives aimed at ending the conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine. He suggested that cooperation between the United States and Europe could provide a fresh opportunity to address these issues. Wadephul emphasized that through collaboration between the two regions, there may be a chance to launch a new approach to resolving global conflicts.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez also commented on the election results, stating that Trump's defeat demonstrated the decline of the global far-right movement. He likened the situation in Brazil to what had transpired in the United States and predicted a similar trend would occur in Spain, with national elections approaching later in the month. Sanchez emphasized that the far-right wave is no longer expanding and could soon be on the decline.