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Donald Trump's Return Spurs Protectionism and Domestic Strife
President Trump resumed power in 2025, initiating a strong protectionist agenda including mass deportations and federal government restructuring. His extensive but mixed-result diplomatic efforts and economic discontent among Americans have put his party in a fragile state ahead of midterm elections.
U.S.-Backed Ceasefire Reached in Gaza After Two Years of Conflict
Following U.S. pressure, a ceasefire was brokered between Israel and Hamas ending two years of intense conflict. Despite the ceasefire, frequent Israeli airstrikes in Gaza and tensions with Hezbollah in Lebanon continue, alongside Israeli raids on Iranian nuclear facilities.
Ukraine Peace Talks Falter Amid Russian Advances and Mixed U.S. Positions
After Trump’s return to office, renewed but unsuccessful Ukraine peace negotiations have taken place, with Kyiv concerned about concessions favoring Moscow. Meanwhile, Russian forces continue costly advances, and the U.S. has imposed new sanctions on Russia.
Record-Breaking Extreme Weather and Climate Summit Disillusionment
Despite COP30 climate summit efforts in Brazil, November 2025 saw profound disillusionment over climate action progress amid record floods in Southeast Asia. Discussions highlighted rising tensions between diplomacy and real-world environmental crises.
2025 U.S. Federal Shutdown Ends After 43 Days, Revealing Political Deadlock
The longest U.S. federal shutdown ended in late November 2025 after 43 days due to intense partisan deadlock over the budget. The crisis exposed deep polarization, institutional gridlock, and weakened U.S. global credibility.
Russian State Media Amplifies False Narratives Amidst Ukrainian Frontline Stalemate
Russian media, after President Putin's statements, spread misleading claims about Ukrainian troop collapses using AI-generated content, while Ukraine confirmed ongoing U.S.-backed diplomatic delegation efforts to sustain talks.
European and U.S. Political Inaction Faces Criticism as Gaza Conflict Continues
The international community, including the EU, faces growing public anger and protests for perceived failure to enforce ceasefire terms or adequately address humanitarian aid in Gaza amid rising conflict and ICJ investigations.