From Iran to India: How Trump's midterm loss could affect America's foreign policy

US President Donald Trump has faced the blues this midterm election, with Democrats sweeping both the House and Senate.

As the president sees red over his party’s defeat, governments around the world are watching warily, weighing how the shift in congressional power could reshape Washington’s foreign policy and its approach to conflicts and alliances across the globe.Iran: Khamenei says US midterm results will not change Washington’s hostilityIran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei said changes in the US political landscape would not alter Washington's hostility towards Tehran, after Republicans suffered setbacks in the midterm elections.“If anyone still hopes for a change in behaviour or a shift between political parties and factions in the system of domination, they are gravely mistaken,” Khamenei said in a written message published on his official website on Wednesday to mark Iran's annual November 4 anti-US commemoration.The message warned against making concessions to Washington, arguing that the US sought Iran's “unconditional surrender” and that any compromise would invite…