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Davos LIVE Updates: US President Donald Trump is in Davos for a showdown with European leaders as his bid to seize Greenland threatens to tear the transatlantic alliance apart. The US leader brutally mocked the Europeans a day before heading to the World Economic Forum, where he will star in a drama over the fate of the autonomous Danish territory. But leaders in the Swiss ski resort have closed ranks against Trump's aggressive America First stance, with French President Emmanuel Macron vowing to stand up against "bullies" and the EU promising an "unflinching" response.
"I'm going to a beautiful place in Switzerland where I'm sure I'm very happily awaited for," Trump said with a smile at a White House briefing to mark his first year back in power, before leaving for Davos. Asked how far he was prepared to go to acquire Greenland from Denmark, a fellow NATO member, Trump replied, "You'll find out."
Later, as he left the White House for his flight, the president admitted he had "no idea" how the trip to Davos would pan out.
Trump's eagerly awaited speech at the annual gathering of the world's economic and political elite, which he is attending for the first time in six years, is scheduled for 2:30pm (7:00 PM IST). But as the biggest rift opens between Washington and Europe in decades over his Greenland ambitions, Trump said he would have a number of meetings on the issue at Davos.
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"What The Hell Happened": Trump Mocks Macron's Sunglasses In Davos SpeechDavos Live: Trump Mocks France's Macron At Davos For Playing 'Tough'
US President Donald Trump mocked Emmanuel Macron at Davos Wednesday, taking aim at sunglasses his French counterpart wore a day earlier for health issues and accusing him of playing tough over pharmaceutical price negotiations.
"I watched him yesterday with those beautiful sunglasses -- what the hell happened? But I watched him sort of be tough" over his hesitation to raise drug prices to be more in line with US rates, Trump said in an address to the economic forum.
"I said, 'Emmanuel you've been taking advantage of the United States for 30 years with prescription drugs. You really should do it, and you will do it,'" Trump said.
Davos Live: Huge Lines, Laughs And Gasps As Trump Addresses Davos Elites
It looked like a rock concert: hundreds of the world's rich and powerful stood in a massive line for a precious seat to hear US President Donald Trump deliver his speech in the Swiss ski resort of Davos.
After a two-hour wait, the doors to the World Economic Forum's congress hall closed to the disappointment of many who had to scramble for spots in four overflow rooms to watch him on television screens.
The exclusive crowd included executives of top companies, academics and politicians -- even the president of Latvia, Edgars Rinkevics, was stuck in line at one point before an aide guided him elsewhere.
"It's like a rock festival," one attendee said. Another watched Trump's helicopter landing in the mountain retreat on her phone.
Trump's Greenland Ultimatum In Davos: "Say No And We Will Remember"Davos Live: Trump Says Will Meet Zelensky At Davos On Wednesday
US President Donald Trump said he would meet with his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky on Wednesday to discuss ending the war with Russia, but again slammed NATO and stressed Washington had "nothing to do with" the conflict.
"I'm dealing with President Putin and he wants to make a deal, I believe. I'm dealing with President Zelensky and I think he wants to make a deal. I'm meeting him today," Trump told world leaders at a summit in Davos, though he added that NATO has "to work on Ukraine, we don't... We have nothing to do with it".
Zelensky has not confirmed he would travel to Davos and earlier in the week indicated he would skip the forum to stay in Kyiv and deal with widespread blackouts, heating outages and power cuts following Russian strikes.
Davos Live: US Stocks Up After Trump Says Won't Take Greenland With Force
Wall Street stocks opened higher Wednesday after US President Donald Trump said he wouldn't seize Greenland with force while insisting on "immediate negotiations" to make it a US territory.
Trump told the World Economic Forum in Davos that he "won't use force" to take over Greenland, an autonomous territory of Denmark that the US president has fixated on in recent days.
Davos Live: Trump's Ultimatum To NATO Over Greenland
"They have a choice. You can say yes, and we will be very appreciative, or you can say no and we will remember': Trump in Davos
Davos Live: Trump On Emmanuel Macron's Sunglasses
Calling it "beautiful sunglasses," Trump asked, "what the hell happened?"
Davos Live: Trump Says Canada 'Lives Because Of The United States'
US President Donald Trump took aim Wednesday at Canada, saying it "should be grateful" to Washington, a day after Prime Minister Mark Carney warned of a rupture to the US-led global system.
"I watched your prime minister yesterday. He wasn't so grateful," Trump told the World Economic Forum of Carney's speech, which drew a rare standing ovation from the Davos audience.
"Canada lives because of the United States. Remember that, Mark, the next time you make your statements," Trump said.
Davos Live: Trump On 2020 US Presidential Elections
"It was a rigged election. Everybody now knows that. They found out. People will soon be prosecuted for what they did. It's probably breaking news, but it should be. It's a rigged election": Trump in Davos
Davos Live - "I Won't Use Force": Trump On His Greenland Plan
"We won't get anything unless I decide to use excessive force, we'd be unstoppable, but we won't do that. I don't have to use force, I don't want to use force, I won't use force": Trump in Davos
Davos Live: Only 'Great Power' US Can Defend Greenland: Trump In Davos
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday told global elites at Davos that only his country could "secure Greenland", doubling down on his vow to seize control of the Danish autonomous territory.
"The fact is, no nation or group of nations is in any position to be able to secure Greenland other than the United States. We're a great power, much greater than people even understand. I think they found that out two weeks ago in Venezuela," he said, referring to a US military operation to depose that country's leader.
He slammed NATO ally Denmark as "ungrateful" for US help with securing Greenland after World War II.
"Stopped 8 Wars, Including India-Pak": Trump Reiterates In DavosTrump's Big Update On Greenland
"I'm seeking immediate negotiations to acquire Greenland": Trump In Davos
Donald Trump At Davos World Economic Forum Europe Not Headed In Right DirectionTrump On "Giant Piece Of Ice" Greenland
"It's the US alone that can protect this giant mass of land, this giant piece of ice, develop it and improve it": Trump in Davos
"We Were Stupid To Give Back Greenland": Trump Calls Denmark "Ungrateful"
"When America Booms, Entire World Booms": Top Trump Quotes At DavosTrump Slams Denmark Again
"Every NATO ally has an obligation to be able to defend their own territory. We're a great power, much greater than people even understand," Trump said.
"Denmark fell to Germany after just six hours of fighting, and was totally unable to defend either itself or Greenland. So the United States was then compelled, and we did it," he added.
Trump Calls Denmark 'Ungrateful' Over Greenland
"After the war, we gave Greenland back to Denmark. How stupid were we to do that? But we did it, but we gave it back. But how ungrateful are they now": Trump in Davos
"Tremendous Respect For Greenland, Denmark," Says Trump At Davos
"No nation is in any position to secure Greenland other than US": Trump at Davos
Davos 2026 LIVE: Protests Outside, Overflowing Rooms Inside WEF Venue
Hours before US President Donald Trump arrived here to address the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting, long queues began to form to enter the venue of his address, while hundreds gathered outside at different places to protest against him despite never-before security arrangements.
Long-timers said it has never been seen here, including on his previous visits to Davos during his first presidency.
(PTI)
Davos 2026 LIVE: Europe Is Not Going The Right Way, Trump Says
Certain places in Europe are not even recognisable; I love Europe, but it is not going right way: Donald Trump at the WEF annual meeting in Davos.
(PTI)
Davos 2026 LIVE: Trump Begins Speech In Davos
US President Donald Trump begins his Davos speech by saying, "It's great to be back in beautiful Davos" and join "so many business leaders, so many friends, a few enemies and all of the distinguished guests."
Davos 2026 LIVE: Trump Will Talk Domestic Policy At Davos, Where His Quest For Greenland Could Overshadow Other Goals
President Donald Trump made a delayed landing in Switzerland for his speech to the World Economic Forum on Wednesday, after a minor electrical issue aboard Air Force forced a return to Washington to switch aircraft.
The White House said arriving late wouldn't push back his scheduled address at the forum in the Swiss Alps - where his ambitions to wrest control of Greenland from NATO ally Denmark could tear relations with European allies and overshadow his original plan to use his appearance at the gathering of global elites to address affordability issues back home.
Trump's speech is set to focus on domestic policy. But it may touch on Greenland as well as the US military operation that led to the recent ouster of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
(AP)
Davos 2026 LIVE: Trump Landed At Zurich After A Delay Due To A "Minor Electrical Issue"
US President Donald Trump descended on Davos on Wednesday for a tense showdown with world leaders, as allies push back on his global order-shaking bid to seize control of Greenland.
Trump, who landed at Zurich after a delay due to a "minor electrical issue" that forced Air Force One to turn back after takeoff, mocked the Europeans a day before heading to the World Economic Forum.
(AFP)
Davos 2026 LIVE: Trump Arrives At Zurich Airport Before Heading To Davos
US President Donald Trump steps off Air Force One upon arrival at Zurich Airport. The World Economic Forum takes place in Davos from January 19 to January 23, 2026.
(AFP)
Davos 2026 LIVE: Trump Flies Into Davos Maelstrom Over Greenland
US President Donald Trump descended on Davos on Wednesday for a tense showdown with world leaders, as allies push back on his global order-shaking bid to seize control of Greenland.
Trump, who landed at Zurich after a delay due to a "minor electrical issue" that forced Air Force One to turn back after takeoff, mocked the Europeans a day before heading to the World Economic Forum.
But leaders gathered at the Swiss ski resort have closed ranks against Trump, with Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney warning of a "rupture" to the US-led global system and French President Emmanuel Macron vowing to stand against "bullies".
The united stand drew a rebuke from Trump's Treasury chief Scott Bessent, who told Europeans to "take a deep breath" and wait for the president's arrival to see what he has to say.
(AFP)
Davos 2026 LIVE: Trump Lands In Switzerland For WEF 2026
US President Donald Trump's Air Force One has touched down in Zurich, Switzerland. After his threats to acquire Greenland, this will be the first time European leaders speak to him in person.
"Tear Each Other Apart": How Russia Is Profiting From Trump's Greenland ChaosDavos 2026 LIVE: Vaishnaw Says India Will Definitely Become 3rd Largest Economy; Gopinath Predicts By 2028 Or Earlier
Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Wednesday asserted that India will definitely become the world's third-largest economy over the next few years, with economist Gita Gopinath saying it can happen by 2028 or even earlier.
Speaking in a World Economic Forum Annual Meeting session here, Vaishnaw said the only matter of concern is what will happen with the mountains of debt in the rich world and what could be the impact on India.
Gopinath said the challenge for India is not becoming the third-largest economy; the challenge is raising per capita income to higher levels.
(PTI)
Davos 2026 LIVE: Actor Chiranjeevi Attends WEF Summit In Davos, Meets Telangana CM Revanth Reddy
Actor Chiranjeevi attended the WEF being held at Davos, sources close to the former union minister said on Wednesday.
Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, who is currently in Davos, came to know that the megastar was in Zurich, and extended a warm invitation to attend the summit, they said.
"Accepting the invitation with respect, Chiranjeevi attended the forum alongside the chief minister and witnessed the unveiling and presentation of the "Telangana Rising 2047" Vision Document at the global platform. The moment stood as a proud representation of Telangana's progressive vision and cultural prominence on an international stage," they said.
(PTI)
Davos 2026 LIVE: Trump Meanders Through Foreign Policy Ahead Of Davos Speech To Global Leaders
President Donald Trump meandered through a list of his administration's accomplishments before taking shots at the United Nations and doubling down on what he sees as a need for the US to control Greenland while speaking at a White House press briefing Tuesday.
The rare, nearly two-hour appearance comes on the anniversary of Trump's inauguration and the day before he's scheduled to deliver a key address to an audience of global elites and billionaires at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
There, he'll have a chance to confront the increasing pushback from NATO allies over his approach to Greenland and his latest retaliatory tariffs.
(AP)
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu Proposes Israel Industrial Park In Andhra At World Economic Forum Davos
Is Trump Making China Stronger Or Weaker? Parag Khanna Breaks It DownDavos 2026 LIVE | Markets Factoring That Trump Will Strike Deal On Greenland Post Davos Summit: Ajay Bagga
Global Investors are largely factoring in a negotiated outcome on the Greenland issue after the World Economic Forum (WEF) summit concludes in Davos, and therefore do not expect a major or long-lasting impact on the US bond market, opines banking and market expert Ajay Bagga.
Bagga said that despite the resurfacing of tensions between the US and Europe over Greenland that has triggered renewed tariff concerns and "Sell America" flows, the situation is still being seen as manageable by markets.
"For now, it is still minor," Bagga told ANI. "Most of the market thinks that post-Davos, Donald Trump will come back with some kind of deal where the US may get four or five bases in Greenland, and it won't deteriorate further from that."
(ANI)
Davos 2026 LIVE: Trump Is On His Way To Davos, Where His Quest To Own Greenland Could Overshadow His Other Goals
President Donald Trump heads to the World Economic Forum in the Swiss Alps on Wednesday where his ambitions to wrest control of Greenland from NATO ally Denmark could tear relations with European allies and overshadow his original plan to use his appearance at the gathering of global elites to address affordability issues back home.
Trump arrives for the international forum at Davos on the heels of threatening tariffs on Denmark and seven other allies unless they negotiate a transfer of the semi-autonomous territory - a concession the European leaders indicated they are not willing to make. Trump said the tariffs would start at 10% next month and climb to 25% in June, rates that would be high enough to increase costs and slow growth, potentially hurting Trump's efforts to tamp down the high cost of living.
(AP)
Davos 2026 LIVE: US "Behaving Very Strangely" For An Al, Says EU Bank Chief
The United States "is behaving very strangely" for an ally, European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said Wednesday, as US President Donald Trump steps up his campaign to take Greenland from NATO ally Denmark.
Trump's bid to seize the Arctic island has opened up the deepest rift between Washington and Europe in decades, with the US leader threatening tariffs on several countries over their opposition to his designs on the Danish territory.
Asked in Davos in an interview with French radio station RTL whether the United States was an "ally" or "adversary" of the EU, Lagarde responded: "They are behaving very strangely for allies."
"When you are allies under the North Atlantic Treaty, when you have been allies for decades and have been part of each other's history, threatening to seize territory that is clearly not for sale, such as Greenland, and waving tariff restrictions, and various other restrictions on international trade, is not really behaving like an ally," she said.
She said she would be paying close attention to the US president's speech later Wednesday at the annual gathering of the world's economic and political elite.
"If Not At Table, We're On Menu": Canada PM's Warning To "Middle Powers"Mark Carney, Canada's Prime Minister, used his address at the 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos to deliver a watershed moment in global diplomacy.
"India In First Group Of AI Powers": Minister for Electronics and Information Technology Ashwini Vaishnaw Counters IMF Ranking At DavosMinister for Electronics and Information Technology Ashwini Vaishnaw pushed back strongly against remarks by International Monetary Fund (IMF) Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva that placed India in a "second grouping" of AI powers
'Not Going To Work With India': Parag Khanna Says US Pressure Won't Move DelhiHe added that India is not alone in this approach. "Even Japan, which is truly an American ally, has sought all kinds of ways to circumvent or to take advantage of oil price cap".
Davos Live Updates: IT Minister Rejects “Second-Tier” Tag For India On AI
Minister for Electronics and Information Technology Ashwini Vaishnaw on Tuesday pushed back strongly against remarks by IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva that placed India in a "second grouping" of AI powers, asserting that global benchmarks show the country among the top tier and that India is building capabilities across the full artificial intelligence stack.
Speaking on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Vaishnaw questioned the yardstick used by the IMF chief and cited a Stanford assessment that, he said, ranks India third globally on AI preparedness. "I don't know what the IMF criteria is but Stanford places India at 3rd in the world for AI preparedness. I don't think your classification is correct," the Minister said, arguing that India should be viewed as "clearly in the first group."
Vaishnaw framed India's AI push as a multi-layered effort spanning "five layers in the AI architecture"-the application layer, model layer, chip layer, infrastructure layer and energy layer. India, he said, is "working on all the five layers" and making "very good progress" across each, a point he linked to the country's broader economic trajectory as the world's fastest-growing major economy.
Donald Trump's Air Force One, En Route Davos, Turned Back. Here's What Happened Inside, Joint Base AndrewsTrump boarded another aircraft, an Air Force C-32, a modified Boeing 757 normally used by the president for domestic trips to smaller airports, and continued on with his trip to the World Economic Forum in Davos shortly after midnight.
Donald Trump Heads To Davos Again After Switching Planes Due To Tech IssueUS President Donald Trump resumed his trip to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, hours after a "minor electrical issue" forced his plane to return to its air base in Maryland.
Davos 2026 LIVE Updates: Trump Heads For Davos Maelstrom Over Greenland
US President Donald Trump descends on Davos for a showdown with European leaders Wednesday as his bid to seize Greenland threatens to tear the transatlantic alliance apart. Trump mocked the Europeans a day before heading to the World Economic Forum, where he will be the star of a dark, self-made drama over the fate of the autonomous Danish territory.
But leaders gathered at the Swiss ski resort have closed ranks against Trump's aggressive stance, with French President Emmanuel Macron vowing to stand up against "bullies" and the EU promising an "unflinching" response.
Asked how far he was prepared to go to acquire Greenland from Denmark, a fellow NATO member, Trump told reporters: "You'll find out." Later as he left the White House, the president admitted he had "no idea" how the trip to Davos would pan out.
It got off to an inauspicious start when a "minor electrical issue" forced his presidential jet to turn back shortly after takeoff, and Trump and his entourage had to switch to another plane. Trump's eagerly awaited speech at the annual gathering of the world's economic and political elite, which he is attending for the first time in six years, is scheduled for 2:30pm (1330 GMT).
But as the biggest rift opens between Washington and Europe in decades over his Greenland ambitions, Trump said he would have a number of meetings on the issue at Davos.
Great Davos Divorce: How US Allies Drew Red Line On Trump's Greenland GambitAs US President Donald Trump continues his relentless pursuit of Greenland, some of America's closest allies have declared an end to the United States-led global order.
Davos 2026 LIVE: "I'm Sure I'm Very Happily Awaited," Says Trump Ahead Of Davos Trip
US President Donald Trump descends on Davos for a showdown with European leaders Wednesday as his bid to seize Greenland threatens to tear the transatlantic alliance apart.
"I'm going to a beautiful place in Switzerland where I'm sure I'm very happily awaited for," Trump joked at a White House briefing to mark his first year back in power, before leaving for Davos.
Donald Trump's Davos-Bound Plane Returns To US Base After Minor Tech IssueUS President Donald Trump's plane was forced to return to an air base late Tuesday due to a "minor electrical issue" shortly after departing for Switzerland, the White House said.
Air Force One was returning to Joint Base Andrews out of an abundance of caution, Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said, where Trump and his entourage will switch to another plane and continue the trip to the World Economic Forum in Davos.
World Order In "Midst Of A Rupture": Canada PM Mark Carney At DavosCanadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Tuesday that the USled global system of governance is enduring "a rupture," defined by great power competition and a "fading" rulesbased order.
Donald Trump Says No President Has Done More For NATO Than HimUS President Donald Trump said Tuesday that NATO continues to exist thanks to him, as European leaders meeting in Davos vowed an "unflinching" response to his threats to take over Greenland.
Democratising Technology India's Key Feat, World Curious At Davos: Ashwini Vaishnaw
Addressing a press conference here on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting, he also said the Central government will welcome more states to join WEF delegations as it pushes Prime Minister Narendra Modi's cooperative federalism mantra.
Senior Union minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Tuesday said there is a lot of curiosity in the world about the democratisation of technology and asserted that it is the right way to go ahead to ensure the benefits of AI and all other tech innovations for everyone.
Addressing a press conference here on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting, he also said the Central government will welcome more states to join WEF delegations as it pushes Prime Minister Narendra Modi's cooperative federalism mantra.
"Transition Is An Engine For Growth": Pralhad Joshi On Renewable Energy At Davos
Connecting the energy shift to national progress, Union Minister Pralhad Joshi said, "India's agenda at Davos is that transition is not a burden for growth, it is an engine for growth. And because of that, the cost of renewable energy has come down in India. Because of this renewable movement, which the Prime Minister started almost from 2015-16 and very aggressively from almost 2019, it is bringing down the entire cost of electricity in India. Now, Andhra Pradesh has said that we are going to reduce the cost of electricity. Devendra Fadnavis, the Chief Minister of Maharashtra, has announced that the tariff will come down. Now we're pitching for battery storage, pump storage, grid stability, green energy corridor, all these things put together in the coming days, India can showcase itself that we are producing green energy, transition is also happening, and growth is also taking place. Our growth is good, and our renewable energy is also growing well."
Union Minister Pralhad Joshi, on Wednesday, during the World Economic Forum, explained how the shift toward green energy is acting as a powerful tool for economic growth. He stated that by focusing on renewable energy sources such as the sun and wind, the country is now able to produce electricity at a much lower cost for its citizens.
Connecting the energy shift to national progress, Union Minister Pralhad Joshi said, "India's agenda at Davos is that transition is not a burden for growth, it is an engine for growth. And because of that, the cost of renewable energy has come down in India. Because of this renewable movement, which the Prime Minister started almost from 2015-16 and very aggressively from almost 2019, it is bringing down the entire cost of electricity in India. Now, Andhra Pradesh has said that we are going to reduce the cost of electricity. Devendra Fadnavis, the Chief Minister of Maharashtra, has announced that the tariff will come down. Now we're pitching for battery storage, pump storage, grid stability, green energy corridor, all these things put together in the coming days, India can showcase itself that we are producing green energy, transition is also happening, and growth is also taking place. Our growth is good, and our renewable energy is also growing well."
Davos Live Updates: World Trusts India Under PM Modi, He's Our Best USP: Union Minister Pralhad Joshi At WEF
Global companies are putting their trust in India due to their trust in the country's stable government, stable policy, and its talent pool, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi is our best USP on the world stage, Union minister Pralhad Joshi said on Tuesday.
Speaking to PTI during the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting here, the Minister for New and Renewable Energy said that during his interactions here, he has seen that people have trust in the leadership of our country, and they know theirs would be a good investment.
On India's target to become the third largest economy in the world, Joshi said India has moved on to become the fourth largest economy from being a fragile economy some 10-11 years ago.
(PTI)
Davos Live Updates: Canada 'Stands Firmly' With Greenland, Denmark: PM Carney
Canada "stands firmly" with Greenland and Denmark, Prime Minister Mark Carney said Tuesday, after US President Donald Trump vowed his plan to take control of the autonomous Danish territory was irreversible.
"Canada stands firmly with Greenland and Denmark and fully supports their unique right to determine Greenland's future," Carney told the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
Carney's address to the world's political and financial elites also touched on themes he has addressed since entering Canadian politics last year, namely that a system of US-led global governance will not return to a pre-Trump normal.
(AFP)
Europe's Ursula von der Leyen Vows "Unflinching" Response To Donald Trump, Calls Tariffs A "Mistake"
7 Indian CEOs Invited To Trump's Reception At World Economic Forum In Davos
"Mother of All Deals": At Davos, EU Chief Says India Trade Pact SoonDavos Live Updates: Macron Denounces US Competition To 'Subordinate Europe'
French President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday sharply criticised the United States' trade practices, saying Washington's tariff threats "openly aim to weaken and subordinate Europe" and are being used as leverage against territorial sovereignty, in a subtle reference to US President Donald Trump's suggestion of annexing Greenland.
During his address at the 56th Annual Summit of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Macron highlighted rising global instability and imbalances across security, defence, and economic domains.
"It is clear that we are moving into a time of instability and imbalances, both from a security, defence, and economic point of view," he said.
(ANI)
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