'She fostered peace and friendship worldwide' - tributes flow for the Queen

Biden Pays His Respects Following the Death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

US President Joe Biden signs the condolence book with first lady Dr. Jill Biden at the British Embassy in Washington Source: AAP / Sipa USA/Sipa USA

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Queen Elizabeth II was a towering presence on the world stage for seven decades. Around the globe, leaders have been paying tribute to her service and friendship. The United Nations General Assembly has observed a minute's silence in honour of the Queen.

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