This is the Global News podcast from the BBC World Service.

I'm Alex Ritson and at 14 hours GMT on Thursday the 7th of November, these are our main stories.

Donald Trump's victory will have serious consequences for European security,

the ominous words of one Prime Minister as European leaders gather in Budapest.

2024 looks set to be the hottest year on record and there's more chastening news on the environment.

And some of the biggest stars in women's tennis are heading to a mega-money tournament in Saudi Arabia.

But not everyone's on board.

Also in this podcast,

violence and singing on the streets of Mozambique

as voters question election results.

The meeting was set to happen anyway, a gathering of the European political community,

which brings European countries together to discuss issues of common interest.

But there's one subject that's clearly of more interest than any other right now, and that's Donald Trump's victory in the US election. This is a man who has never

hidden his disdain for NATO and has threatened to impose tariffs on European manufactured goods

imported into America. Not surprisingly, it's Mr Trump's name, which has been on the

lips of the politicians as they arrived in Budapest. Your regional editor, Paul Moss, gave me the latest.

I think what's distinctive is they've all had a bit of a change of tone. You know, Tuesday was

election day. That was all about diplomacy when leaders phone up. Donald Trump

say, offer their congratulations, perhaps jostle for favor a bit and say, do you remember

when you visited our country? What a wonderful time you had and we all had tea together.

It hasn't taken long for all that bon or me to vanish and for politicians to start saying

what they're really thinking. First out of the trap on Wednesday morning was Poland's Prime Minister, Donald Tuske.

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