Davos 2026: Global Governance at a Crossroads
At Davos 2026, global leaders gather under the theme “A Spirit of Dialogue” to debate dialogue vs decoupling amid geopolitical tensions and economic divides.
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At Davos 2026, global leaders gather under the theme “A Spirit of Dialogue” to debate dialogue vs decoupling amid geopolitical tensions and economic divides.
As President Trump pushes to buy Greenland and threatens tariffs on NATO allies, the EU is considering its own countermeasures, sparking a high-stakes clash over sovereignty and trade.
The US’s shift from Arctic cooperation to unilateral militarization is fracturing governance, sparking an arms race, and undermining global climate and legal norms.
Donald Trump’s draft Board of Peace would charge $1 billion for permanent seats, sparking debate over a possible rival to the UN.
Wall Street ended flat this week as early-2026 optimism met jitters from Iran tensions and Fed uncertainty, leaving investors on hold.
Chinese mainland reaffirms the Taiwan question is an internal affair, rejects external interference, and warns all options remain to counter Taiwan independence.
University of Chicago’s John Mearsheimer explains why Europe seemed submissive to the US during the Trump administration, citing security reliance and power imbalance.
President Trump has paused plans for military action against Iran this week, leaving mixed messages and sparking questions about Washington’s next move.
After tense talks in Washington, Denmark rejects U.S. ambition to take over Greenland and secures NATO allies to boost Arctic security presence.
Dive into the surprising connections between Iran, Venezuela, and Greenland and their impact on global power and sovereignty in 2026.