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Alleged Russian Election Meddling Should 'Alarm Every American'

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INTERNATIONAL PAPERS 12.12.16 President-elect Trump has dismissed claims that Russia manipulated the election in his favour. But Slate.com reports that a group of bipartisan senators believe 'the stakes are too high' to dismiss the possibility. An article in China's pro-government Global Times accuses Trump of being 'an immature novice on the diplomatic scene'. And the Guardian considers the political fallout of Sunday's deadly blast in a Coptic church in Cairo.

Added on the 12/12/2016 09:51:14 - Copyright : France 24 EN

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