The Justice Department defends the barring of CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House in court

South Africa

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Following the judicial dispute · 3 of 12 countries

Pretoria is deciphering a legal battle where the Ministry of Justice is defending before a federal judge the exclusion of CNN, MS NOW, and Politico, while American jurists deem the measure doomed to fail in court.

Australia

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Impact on foreign media partnerships · 1 of 12 countries

Australia first measures a domestic risk: SBS warns that the exclusion of CNN, Politico and MS NOW could disrupt the image-sharing agreements linking Australian newsrooms to the banned American channels.

Ecuador

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Factual chronology centered on the press pool · 6 of 12 countries

Quito sees in this episode a showdown between the US executive and its own editorial boards, where the launch of "Trump TV" with a three-month-old speech is just as significant as the veto opposed to CNN, MS NOW and Politico.

United States

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Following the judicial dispute · 3 of 12 countries

The United States is witnessing an unprecedented showdown between the White House and its own press corps, as the Department of Justice argues before a federal judge that White House access is a privilege, not a right.

France

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Domestic reading and internal politics · 2 of 12 countries

Paris sees Donald Trump's offensive against CNN, MS NOW and Politico as a calculation of domestic politics, fueled by electoral frustration as the midterms approach and extended by the launch of a home channel, "Trump TV".

Hungary

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Domestic reading and internal politics · 2 of 12 countries

Budapest gauges the launch of "Trump TV" by one figure: 29% popularity, deemed historically low by the American Research Group, released as the White House opens its own channel.

India

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Factual chronology centered on the press pool · 6 of 12 countries

New Delhi sees the confrontation between Donald Trump and major American networks as a shift where the White House's internal chain is replacing the shared coverage between competitors.

Nigeria

3 SOURCES

Factual chronology centered on the press pool · 6 of 12 countries

Abuja is gauging the unprecedented scale of the united front formed by American channels that are normally rivals, rather than just the launch of "Trump TV"

Peru

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Factual chronology centered on the press pool · 6 of 12 countries

Lima is particularly focused on the unprecedented united front of major American networks, from Fox News to the New York Times, rather than the legal argument presented in federal court.

Portugal

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Factual chronology centered on the press pool · 6 of 12 countries

Lisbon sees the launch of "Trump TV" as the logical outcome of an unprecedented showdown between the White House and major American networks, including Fox.

United Kingdom

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Factual chronology centered on the press pool · 6 of 12 countries

London breaks down hour by hour the mechanics of the banishment of CNN, Politico and MS NOW by Donald Trump, between collective suspension of the television pool and chaotic launch of "Trump TV".

Sweden

2 SOURCES

Following the judicial dispute · 3 of 12 countries

Stockholm is examining the security argument cited by the Ministry of Justice to justify the exclusion of CNN, MS NOW and Politico, as a federal judge is set to rule on the matter this Wednesday.