Tents are lined up in front of the New York Criminal Courthouse as reporters from Japan, Germany and even Italy await more news on former President Donald Trump’s recent indictment.
It's the story heard round the world, the historic indictment of former President Donald Trump. FOX 5 NY's Christine Russo looks at how the global media is gathering to report on the case.In the wake of the news, the world is responding and reporting.
That interest, she said, involves the larger implications this case has on Sweden and other European countries. German reporter, Bastian Brauns, said those "culture wars" are also something people back home are watching. FILE - Media gather outside of New York County Criminal Courthouse as the nation waits for the possibility of an indictment against former president Donald Trump by the Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's office on March 27, 2023 in New York Ci"It’s been quite big news in Japan. And we have been reporting about the indictment since Trump tweeted he would be arrested. From that day on, the news has been very big in Japan," said Satoshi Masuo from the Tokyo Broadcasting System.
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