'The Don is back': How world newspapers reported Trump election victory
The tabloid New York Post always like a local success story and it splashed the victory of Manhattan property mogul Donald Trump on its front page.
The Age, published by Nine Entertainment, dramatically summed up concerns about a second Trump administration with the headline "Here's Donny" , a play on actor Jack Nicholson's words from the famous horror film The Shining.
One of Britain's biggest newspapers, The Sun, rephrased one of Donald Trump's best known lines from his TV show The Apprentice on its front page.
Scottish newspaper The Daily Record took a swipe at Donald Trump's victory, describing his return to the White House as "The 2nd Dumbing".
New York Magazine succinctly captured the mood of US voters on its front page.
One of Israel's biggest selling newspapers The Jerusalem Post focused its front page on Donald Trump's pledge to bring peace in the Middle East and Ukraine.
The Arab News is the largest English-speaking newspaper in the Middle East, produced in Saudi Arabia, a country with strong links to Donald Trump.
The iconic American magazine Vanity Fair highlighted Donald Trump's court appearances on its front page.
Many Africans follow Donald Trump for his TV show The Apprentice and this is how the Kenyan newspaper People Daily reported his election win.
Britain's left-leaning The Guardian summed up the fears of Donald Trump's opponents after his stunning victory.
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