Following Donald Trump's victory in the US presidential election, current President Joe Biden has promised a peaceful transfer of power. On the other hand, by expressing his desire to talk with Vladimir Putin, Trump wants to deviate from the policies of the outgoing president. News from AFP.




In a televised address to the nation on Thursday (November 7), Joe Biden announced a lowering of the tension, a stark contrast to what happened in 2020 when Trump refused to accept defeat.




After the defeat of the Democratic candidate Kamala Harris to Donald Trump, the politics of the United States as well as the whole world took a shock. This is the scene two days after the election and two and a half months before he returns to the White House.


Meanwhile, Russian leader Vladimir Putin has called Trump "fearless" and said he is "ready" for talks with Donald Trump, describing the way he has recovered from an assassination attempt in July.






Billionaire Trump later told NBC News that he had not spoken to Putin. Trump, who has praised Putin for several years, said at the time, "I think we will talk."


Coming out of the icy silence about Biden and Putin since the Ukraine war in 2022, this is a bit of a shock.


The newly elected president had earlier said that he would bring up the issue of peace talks in the conflict. However, in a telephone conversation with Trump on Wednesday, Volodymyr Zelensky said the ceasefire initiatives were "dangerous".






Meanwhile, Chinese President Xi Jinping, like many other world leaders, congratulated Donald Trump. Kamala Harris was vocal in criticizing this Chinese leader. He said that Trump has made more friends with dictators.


On NBC, Donald Trump reiterated his plan to massively deport undocumented immigrants.


Meanwhile, in Florida, Donald Trump has started working with the interim team on how to fulfill the new responsibilities. Democrats, on the other hand, have invited Trump to the White House for talks. But a Biden spokeswoman said Trump's team had yet to sign key documents that would begin the legal process of handing over power.


In a speech in the Rose Garden at the White House, Biden called on Democrats to unite without losing hope. "Remember, one loss doesn't mean you've lost everything," Biden said.