BBC: Will President-elect Trump live in the White House or New York?
Since last week's election upset, rumours have been swirling over whether newly appointed President-elect Donald Trump will leave his $100m (£80m) New York penthouse for the White House.
The billionaire's 58th floor residence in Trump Tower offers stunning views of the Manhattan skyline and has been decorated in a "Louis XIV style" decked in gold and marble.
Photos of the penthouse, published by the Daily Mail, show enormous chandeliers, plush sofas, and gold-encrusted Corinthian columns.
Mr Trump once told biographer Michael D'Antoni about his penthouse, expressing great pride in its construction.
"This is a very complex unit. Building this unit, if you look at the columns and the carvings, this building, this unit was harder than building the building itself."
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Commentaries, Analysis, And Editorials -- November 14, 2016
Trade. North Korea. Iran. The dangers awaiting Trump. -- Andrew Hammond, Reuters
Can Trump rip up the Iran deal? Easier said than done -- Nicolas Revise, AFP
Trump’s Pivot to Asia -- Michael Auslin, WSJ
Former U.S. officials expect tough North Korea policy under Trump -- Elizabeth Shim, UPI
Should Japan worry about President Trump? -- Grant Newsham, Asia Times
Trump, Putin and a nervous NATO -- Peter Apps, Reuters
The number one reason to fix U.S.-Russia relations -- Josh Cohen, Reuters
Is Putin's Russia Ready For Trump's America? -- Joshua Yaffa, New Yorker
Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin and the art of a deal with Russia -- Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
Here's why President Obama is unlikely to pardon Hillary Clinton -- Gregory Korte , USA TODAY
Why India wiped out 86% of its cash overnight -- Justin Rowlatt, BBC
China's Rising Prices Are a Sign of Trouble -- Christopher Balding, Bloomberg
South Africa’s crisis could become a monster if Zuma is left unchecked -- Mzukisi Qobo, Mail & Guardian
No longer impossible: Marine Le Pen can win -- Konrad Yakabuski, The Globe and Mail
A Populist Revolution in Europe? Not Just Yet -- Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg
Tinker, tailor, hacker, spy: Who is benefiting more from the cyberisation of intelligence, the spooks or their foes? -- The Economist
Latin America's New Politics Aren't Left or Right -- Mac Margolis, Bloomberg
