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Reading of a disorder at the White House · 6 of 20 countries
Berlin is deciphering a sudden downfall at the White House: in five days, Donald Trump's spokesperson goes from a misstep regarding her title as a lawyer to her departure, which the president presents as advice and not a dismissal.
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Tagesschau · FAZ · Handelsblatt
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Narrative of a series of missteps · 9 of 20 countries
Canberra is first taking note of the swift downfall of a spokesperson: five days, a missed first press conference, and an unestablished title as a lawyer, all of which add to the distractions of Donald Trump.
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Sydney Morning Herald · ABC News · The Age +1
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Narrative of a series of missteps · 9 of 20 countries
Brussels sees Katie Zacharia's ousting as a saga of American domestic politics, where a series of blunders precipitates the departure of a spokesperson after just five days.
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La Libre Belgique · VRT NWS NL
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Narrative of a series of missteps · 9 of 20 countries
Brasília is dissecting Katie Zacharia's CV: for the Brazilian press, it's the claimed title of lawyer, never obtained, that seals the eviction of the spokesperson in five days.
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G1 Globo Mundo · Estadão
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Election reading · 4 of 20 countries
Ottawa is gauging Katie Zacharia's ousting in light of the US political calendar: with no mouthpiece just over two weeks from the midterm elections, Donald Trump is losing his main messenger.
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Globe and Mail · CBC News · Toronto Sun +1
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Narrative of a series of missteps · 9 of 20 countries
Quito takes away from the Zacharia case a sequence of US domestic politics: a spokesperson dismissed in one week, between a failed first press point and disputed legal titles.
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Primicias · El Comercio EC
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Reading of a disorder at the White House · 6 of 20 countries
Madrid takes from Katie Zacharia's downfall a portrait of a White House given over to improvisation, where recruitment spins out of control and the woman is made a scapegoat.
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El Pais English · HuffPost España
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Reading of a disorder at the White House · 6 of 20 countries
The United States capital sees this episode as a symptom of internal disorder eighteen days before the midterm elections: five days, a record, and a spokesperson position assigned without preparation.
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Fox News · CNBC · Time +3
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Narrative of a series of missteps · 9 of 20 countries
Helsinki views Katie Zacharia's dismissal as a recruitment mishap: an inflated lawyer title, then a president who denies the dismissal while mentioning a departure.
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YLE Uutiset · Iltalehti · MTV Uutiset
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Reading of a disorder at the White House · 6 of 20 countries
Paris takes away from this sudden departure the return of the chaos of the 2017-2021 years at the White House, a spokesperson ousted in five days after a first week deemed catastrophic.
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Le Monde · France 24 · 20 Minutes +2
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Narrative of a series of missteps · 9 of 20 countries
Budapest sees Katie Zacharia's departure as a White House casting mistake, where the claimed title of lawyer hastened a fall that was already set in motion by a first press point deemed a failure.
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Index HU · Telex
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Emphasis on legal titles · 1 of 20 countries
Israel stands out in the field of headlines: the Israeli press retains Katie Zacharia's admission regarding the bar exam as the cause of her downfall, far more than the pace of departures from the White House.
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Jerusalem Post · Arutz Sheva
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Election reading · 4 of 20 countries
Rome takes away from the Zacharia affair a lightning-fast fall in domestic policy: five days, a disputed lawyer title, and a president addressing voters alone before the midterms.
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La Repubblica · Adnkronos · Libero Quotidiano
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Narrative of a series of missteps · 9 of 20 countries
Abuja is reporting Katie Zacharia's sudden departure as a dispatch from American politics: five days, a record for brevity, and a president who advises her to "reconsider" her position.
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Vanguard Nigeria · Legit.ng
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Election reading · 4 of 20 countries
Islamabad sees this sudden departure as a setback for Donald Trump just two weeks before the midterm elections, more than just a simple communication blunder.
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Geo News · Business Recorder
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Election reading · 4 of 20 countries
Warsaw takes away from the Zacharia affair a record of instability at the White House, where the Polish press details Donald Trump's hesitations between dismissal and "voluntary" departure.
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Rzeczpospolita · Newsweek Polska
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Narrative of a series of missteps · 9 of 20 countries
Bucharest is emphasizing Katie Zacharia's missteps and recounting a rushed nomination process, expedited in five days to the White House.
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Digi24 · G4Media
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Reading of a disorder at the White House · 6 of 20 countries
London sees Katie Zacharia's lightning-fast downfall as a symptom of disorder at the White House, between a record for brevity, a disputed lawyer title, and a recruitment made without the chief of staff.
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The Independent · Daily Mail
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Narrative of a series of missteps · 9 of 20 countries
Singapore sees Katie Zacharia's downfall as yet another embarrassment for a weakened Donald Trump just three weeks ahead of the midterm elections, and weighs the impact of his remarks on China.
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Channel News Asia · Straits Times
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Reading of a disorder at the White House · 6 of 20 countries
Stockholm cuts through a recruitment fiasco blamed on Trump: five days, a record for brevity, and a lawyer title never obtained.
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Dagens Nyheter · Svenska Dagbladet · Expressen +1
More divergent than 8% of recent comparable stories (reference: 90 recent stories measured with the same method).