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Around The World, 31 Newspapers React To London Attack

Westminster Bridge after March 22 attack
Westminster Bridge after March 22 attack
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A British-born attacker killed four and injured about 40 others yesterday in an attack on Westminster in the heart of London. The attack coincided with the one-year anniversary of the Brussels bombings, leaving police on high alert around Europe. Here's how international newspapers reacted to the attack on the British capital:



UNITED KINGDOM

The Daily Telegraph

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The Herald

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The Journal

The Guardian



FRANCE

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Le Figaro

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La Voix du Nord



GERMANY

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Frankfurter Allgemeine


HUNGARY

Kelet Magyarorszag



CROATIA

Vecernji List


GREECE

Kathimerini



SPAIN

La Voz de Galicia


ITALY

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Corriere Della Serra



DENMARK

Politiken



BELGIUM

Gazet van Antwerpen​



TURKEY

Kibris Postasi



KUWAIT

Al Qabas



INDIA

Dainik Bhaskar



INDONESIA

The Jakarta Post



SRI LANKA



Daily Lankadeepa



SOUTH AFRICA

Die Burger

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The Times



UNITED STATES

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The New York Times

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USA Today

El Diario de El Paso



MEXICO

Publimetro



DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

Listin Diario



ECUADOR

Expresso



CHILE

La Tercera



BRAZIL

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Folha de S. Paulo


ARGENTINA

La Nacion



VENEZUELA

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El Universal

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Photo of a man sitting donw with his luggage at Athens' airport

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Ignacio Pereyra

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But now it is Sunday morning. I tell Lorenzo, my four-year-old son, that I am leaving for a few days: “No, no, Dad. You can’t go. Otherwise I’ll throw you into the sea.”

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