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Six Greek-Americans have been elected to the US House of Representatives in Tuesday's presidential election, evenly representing the Democratic and Republican parties and strengthening the community's voice in Congress by one. 

Here are their names and some of their key positions on US-Greece and US-Turkey relations.

Chris Pappas, Democrat, New Hampshire

The election of Donald Trump as the next US president is expected to bring notable changes, with potential consequences for Bulgaria, according to Yordan Bozhilov, chairman of the Sofia Security Forum. Speaking on BNT alongside Dimitar Gardev, chairman of the Foreign Policy Committee in Bulgaria's 46th National Assembly, Bozhilov highlighted several areas of impact.

Defying expectations and overturning pollsters’ predictions that had underestimated the “red wave,” Donald Trump is preparing to cross the threshold of the White House for a second time.

"'Small America' won today and it is going to abandon the world," international law professor Maria Gavouneli tells Kathimerini. 

Russian energy giant Lukoil has announced plans to sell its largest asset in the Balkans, the refinery in Burgas, Bulgaria, to a Qatari-British consortium by the end of the year, marking a significant shift in Moscow's influence over energy supplies in Southeastern Europe, as reported by the Financial Times.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has expressed confidence that Greek-American relations will remain stable and productive following Donald Trump's election in the US presidential race.

The re-election of Donald Trump as the 47th President of the United States is creating a new global context at a time when the competition to shape the New World Order after the Cold War has intensified, which is also affecting regional conflicts and rivalries.

Donald Trump's victory in the race to become the next US president will, if confirmed, have economic consequences for the rest of the world that are likely to be deep and quite immediate.

As congratulations poured in from world leaders, Trump claimed on Wednesday he had been given a "powerful mandate" to rule.

French President Emmanuel Macron and other EU leaders congratulated Donald Trump after he claimed victory in Tuesday's US presidential election, saying they were ready to work together but would defend Europe's interests.

Todor Tagarev, former Defense Minister of Bulgaria, stated that the global landscape is shifting, with the United States increasingly focused on its own interests rather than global values or concerns for world order. He pointed out that even if Vice President Kamala Harris manages to reverse the election result, the Republicans have already secured a majority in the Senate.