Trump at Davos: Chases Greenland, Slams Windmills and Macron’s Shades
At Davos 2026, President Trump doubled down on buying Greenland, roasted windmills and took aim at Macron—all in a one-hour speech that had everyone talking.
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Board of Peace: When Diplomacy Comes with a Price
In January 2026, the U.S.-led Board of Peace offers Gaza’s rebuild market-style — but can a $1B pay-to-play plan deliver real peace?
Davos 2026: Key Leaders Arrive, Surprises on Who’s Sitting Out
Davos 2026 brings over 60 leaders and 3,000 delegates to Switzerland this week. From Trump and He Lifeng to Zelenskyy—see who’s here and who’s skipping the forum.
Trump’s $1B Price Tag for Peace Board’s Permanent Seats Sparks Debate
Donald Trump’s draft Board of Peace would charge $1 billion for permanent seats, sparking debate over a possible rival to the UN.
Trump and Zelenskyy Push for 20-Point Ukraine Peace Plan
US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Zelenskyy discuss a 20-point peace plan in Florida after Trump’s call with Putin. Key issues: ceasefire, demilitarized zone, Donbas control.
UN Chief: Israel’s War in Gaza ‘Fundamentally Wrong’
UN Secretary-General Guterres said on Dec 3, 2025, that Israel’s Gaza operation is ‘fundamentally wrong’ with ‘strong reasons to believe’ war crimes occurred.
Trump’s 28-Point Peace Plan Pressures Ukraine to Freeze the Conflict
Trump’s 28-point peace plan aims to push Ukraine into a frozen conflict, exposing rifts with allies as Kyiv races to meet a Nov 27 deadline.
China Regrets UN’s New Syria Sanctions Vote
China abstained from a UN vote on adjusting Syria sanctions, regretting the resolution for overlooking counter-terrorism risks and security needs amid a fragile recovery.
Xi-Trump Busan Summit Sparks New China-U.S. Strategic Symmetry
The Busan summit between Xi and Trump marks a new era of China-U.S. relations, focused on strategic symmetry, balancing trade, tech, and diplomacy to manage rivalry.
Xi-Trump Meeting in Busan Charts a New Course for China-U.S. Cooperation
At the Busan summit, Xi Jinping and Donald Trump emphasized cooperation over rivalry, aiming to steer China-U.S. ties toward stability and mutual growth.