NATO chief Mark Rutte’s diplomatic finesse — dubbed “Trump whispering” — helped persuade President Trump to step back from aggressive Greenland threats and opt for a broader Arctic security framework.
European leaders weigh diplomacy, alliances, and strategy as they navigate unpredictability in their dealings with Trump.
Following a cordial meeting with Trump, Zelensky urges European allies to step up support for Ukraine, balancing diplomacy with pressing reality.
Trump’s “Board of Peace” emblem at Davos draws notice for resembling the UN seal, highlighting the subtle power of symbols in global diplomacy.
Trump claims a NATO “total access” deal on Greenland’s security, urging allies to step up in the Arctic, even as Denmark and Greenland insist on respected sovereignty.
Indonesia joins a Trump-initiated Gaza Peace Council, balancing support for ceasefire and reconstruction with cautious diplomacy in shifting international arenas.
A neighboring president faces impeachment proceedings over allegations of a Rp145T “ghost project” that critics say lacked visible results, raising accountability debates.
President Zelensky voices concern over Europe’s cautious response to Trump’s renewed engagement with Russia, urging clearer, faster alignment as Ukraine faces an unrelenting war.
NATO chief Mark Rutte quietly defused rising tensions over Greenland by steering U.S. rhetoric toward Arctic security cooperation, easing a dispute that threatened alliance unity.
Mexican authorities arrested an alleged crime figure known as “El Botox” in the killing of a lime growers’ leader, a case highlighting ongoing security risks in agricultural regions.
Denmark says it is open to dialogue on Arctic security, including the U.S. Golden Dome plan, after President Trump touted a framework deal involving Greenland — but insists sovereignty is non‑negotiable.
Mark Rutte clarifies that Greenland’s sovereignty was not discussed with Trump; talks focused on Arctic security frameworks and transatlantic cooperation.
After calling a meeting with Trump “good,” Ukraine’s Zelensky urges Europe to act more decisively, pressing leaders to move beyond words and take stronger responsibility for security.
The Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt is set to reopen in both directions next week, marking a significant development in the region's humanitarian situation and cross-border movement. This reopening aims to facilitate the passage of people and goods amidst ongoing tensions.
Billionaire businessman Howard Lutnick has indicated that a potential deal between Canada and China could jeopardize ongoing negotiations related to the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA).
Roman Anin, a member of the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ), has had his Russian citizenship revoked, prompting him to assert that he stands on the “right side of history” regarding press freedom and accountability.
At Davos 2026, Palantir's prominent pavilion highlights data's dominance, while a top WEF panel featuring Coinbase, Ripple, and major banks asks "Is Tokenization the Future?", marking its shift from crypto.
European stock markets rose as investors welcomed U.S. President Trump’s retreat from threats over Greenland, lifting risk sentiment and aiding global equities.
Trump drops threatened tariffs on European allies after announcing a “framework of a future deal” with NATO on Greenland and Arctic cooperation, easing immediate trade tensions.
Botswana’s prolonged infant industry protection for dairy, initially meant to nurture local producers, is now constraining regional trade and limiting market access for SACU partners.
Furnmart Botswana donated school bags and educational supplies to Mogonye Primary School, supporting learners in a rural community as part of its ongoing corporate social responsibility efforts.
Japan has suspended operations at the world's largest nuclear power plant just hours after it was restarted, raising concerns regarding safety protocols and energy stability.
Ahead of an upcoming visit to New Delhi, the EU has declared that India is becoming an "indispensable" partner, emphasizing the strengthening ties between Europe and India in various sectors.
Colombia has suspended electricity exports to Ecuador and introduced tariffs on trade, escalating tensions between the two nations over issues related to drug trafficking and border security.