Make America dream again.

For many media outlets around the world, Biden's wind means the end of an era and the beginning of a new 11 that would introduce a diametric change, two policies and style.

There's a big sigh of relief from many in Europe and hopes that Trump's go it alone approach will be replaced by multilateral diplomacy that will heal the transatlantic alliance.

But there are warnings that U.

S foreign policy will never be the same again.

Chinese social media has bean a light with farewell messages for Comrade Trump, as the president is jokingly referred to.

But top official media has offered low key reaction.

The state run Global Times has quoted predictions that Biden's win could introduce a buffering period to the tents.

US China relations.

Many countries, particularly those who may have wished for a different outcome, are now considering the implications.

There is nervousness in some Middle East countries, like Egypt and Saudi Arabia, whether the new administration will return to the highest scrutiny of human rights off the pre trump era.

What a hostile analysts in Brazil and Colombia, whose president had expressed open support for Trump are pondering with a.

His defeat might threaten the right wing access with these countries as faras Russian TV channels are concerned.

Joe Biden's victory is not the top story.

Russia is clearly not in a hurry to welcome the new era.

The first TV reaction was to say that the Democrats win has not been officially announced, and the Donald Trump has not conceded defeat.

One thing that has been celebrated widely is the fact that the woman was elected US vice president for the first time ever.

It looks like the ladies are leading and giving us a good example right there.

Kamala Harris's triumph is a source of pride in India, where her mother comes from, but it is also praised around the world as a barrier crushing moment of history.