Diario de Noticias, in Portugal, highlighted the six people injured in New Lynn today. Photo / Supplied
The northern hemisphere is waking up to news of a terrorist attack in New Zealand and news sites around the world are covering the incident.
In the United States, CNN reported on the terrorist attack that took place in New Lynn, West Auckland, today.
The news site quoted Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern during the media briefing this afternoon and put the emphasis on the fact that the terrorist was gunned down by police.
"A 'violent extremist' who was 'inspired by Isis' and on a terror watchlist has been shot dead by police in an Auckland supermarket after stabbing at least six people in an 'out of control' rampage."
That's how the Daily Mail opened the article on the events that unfolded in New Lynn today.
Portuguese daily newspaper Diario de Noticias covers the news of today's terror attack, describing how the terrorist had been a person of interest known to authorities in New Zealand for years.
In Spain, El Pais covers the terror attack perpetrated by an Isis-sympathiser and extremist. The Spanish news site refers to the man's views and the fact that he was on the police radar for quite some time.
Across the Tasman, the Sydney Morning Herald covered the terror attack, pointing out the man had been known to authorities in New Zealand since 2016.
In France, Le Monde also covered the terror attack, announcing that police in New Zealand had shot dead the man who managed to injure six others with a knife inside the supermarket.
In Britain, the Guardian also covered the attack, including the background on the terrorist that is currently known.
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