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World leaders react to Joe Biden’s inauguration

World leaders react to Joe Biden’s inauguration

  • Benjamin Netanyahu says looks forward to continue expanding peace between Israel and Arab world
  • British Prime Minister Boris Johnson congratulated Biden following his inauguration, saying he "looks forward" to working with him
By Arab News ·
Joe Biden is sworn in as the 46th President of the United States as his spouse Jill Biden holds a bible on the West Front of the US Capitol in Washington DC, January 20, 2021. (AFP)

AS IT HAPPENED: Joe Biden becomes 46th US President

By Arab News ·
In a divided nation, Americans asks: What’s holding our country together?

In a divided nation, Americans asks: What’s holding our country together?

By AP ·
‘Democracy prevailed,’ Biden says after US Electoral College confirms his win

‘Democracy prevailed,’ Biden says after US Electoral College confirms his win

By Reuters ·
Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani tests positive for COVID-19

Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani tests positive for COVID-19

By AP ·
President-elect Joe Biden taps Janet Yellen as Treasury secretary for proposed economic team

President-elect Joe Biden taps Janet Yellen as Treasury secretary for proposed economic team

By AFP ·
Update China's Xi congratulates Biden on US election win

China's Xi congratulates Biden on US election win

By Reuters ·

Biden promises US immigration reform

By Arab News ·
Biden’s transition gets green light as Trump at last relents

Biden’s transition gets green light as Trump at last relents

By AP ·
Biden: ‘More people may die’ if transition further delayed

Biden: ‘More people may die’ if transition further delayed

By AP ·
Biden advisers urge immediate COVID-19 action as infections mount

Biden advisers urge immediate COVID-19 action as infections mount

By Reuters ·
Fear and loathing at pro-Trump rally in DC

Fear and loathing at pro-Trump rally in DC

By Ephrem Kossaify ·
Update Trump acknowledges Biden ‘won’ the US election, but says it was ’rigged’

Trump acknowledges Biden ‘won’ the US election, but says it was ’rigged’

By Reuters ·

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