Trump News Conference Provokes Anxiety, Humor and Shrugs Around World
Mr. Trump’s "blurry" foreign policy is also a risk for international stability, he wrote, noting
that "in 30 days, the American president still hasn’t set a clear policy vis-à-vis Moscow." The United States correspondent for France Inter radio, Frédéric Carbonne, told French listeners early on Friday morning that the news conference was a "pretext" to attack the media.
American wrote that The American president’s remarks, even the most incoherent ones, as shown again on Thursday
by a hastily organized press conference, can translate into actions and can set off unexpected reactions,
Among them: "Starting War With Russia Would Boost Ratings, Trump Muses." The Globe
and Mail featured the news conference prominently on its front page with a more staid headline: "Unscripted Trump Re-Emerges, Defending First Month in Office." Generally, however, the news conference did not prompt intense reaction, perhaps because Canadians no longer find Mr. Trump’s media-bashing all that unusual.