Trump Wins U.S. Presidency; Scottish Leaders React with Mixed Feelings

Donald Trump's victory prompts varied responses from Scotland, highlighting economic ties and political tensions.

Donald Trump has been elected as the 47th President of the United States, defeating Democratic nominee Kamala Harris.
Scotland's First Minister John Swinney, who had endorsed Harris, congratulated Trump, emphasizing the strong social, cultural, and economic ties between Scotland and the U.S.
Trump International Scotland celebrated the victory, praising Trump's leadership and reaffirming the family's commitment to their Scottish golf resorts.
Concerns have been raised about potential economic impacts on Scotland, particularly regarding tariffs on Scotch whisky, a significant industry for the country.
SNP members criticized Swinney for his endorsement of Harris, suggesting it might have jeopardized diplomatic relations with the U.S.