What are the European – and world – papers saying about Brexit?

Brexit is, unsurprisingly, continuing to dominate the front pages of the newspapers overseas for a second day in a row. Whereas many of yesterday’s European paper splashes focused on Britain’s decision to vote ‘Out’, though, the big question now is: what does this mean for us? Several front pages across the continent ask this question this morning, with others trying to address the issue of whether their own countries might follow suit with their own brand of Brexit. It’s clear that whilst Britain is now at a crossroads, so, too, is the rest of Europe. And many across the continent are waking up to that realisation today. Here’s how the front pages overseas are covering the story:

France:

Le Figaro describes Brexit as an ‘earthquake’: this is a word appearing on many front pages, including in the Times today. The newspaper goes on to say that Britain’s decision to exit the EU has plunged the continent into a ‘profound crisis’.