Global Strains: Political Shifts and Environmental Concerns

A roundup of significant global news stories, highlighting strained U.S.-China relations with Trump's return, a shortfall in climate funding for developing countries, and political unrest in Mozambique. Japan witnesses a historic snowcap delay on Mt. Fuji, while Hungary's Orban supports Trump's victory. Germany faces political turmoil as Russia urges for Ukraine war negotiations.

As the geopolitical landscape evolves, pivotal U.S.-China diplomatic talks face uncertainty with Donald Trump's impending return to power. Analysts warn these discussions, crucial for managing delicate relations, might be threatened under his leadership.

A staggering gap in climate adaptation funding for developing nations has been unveiled by a U.N. report, indicating the provision of $28 billion in 2022 is far below the required $359 billion.

Meanwhile, significant protests erupted in Mozambique against the ruling Frelimo party, with police reportedly using force to suppress dissent following a disputed election win.

(With inputs from agencies.)