What's happened
Global leaders express unease over the possibility of Donald Trump winning the US presidential election.
Why it matters
The unease among global leaders reflects the potential impact of a Trump re-election on international relations and geopolitical dynamics.
What the papers say
The Times reports that European politicians and diplomats are alarmed at the prospect of a Republican victory, while American business leaders seem unfazed. The New York Times highlights private predictions of a Trump victory and resignation among global business leaders. The Independent and Politico also express concerns over the potential impact of a Trump re-election on international relations and security.
How we got here
The concern over a potential Trump re-election has been building as Trump is the favorite to win the Republican Party's nomination and has shown strong performance in the Iowa caucuses.
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