Davos 2026’s $10B Question: Why Everyone Bets on AI
At Davos 2026, participants were asked where they’d invest $10 billion—and almost everyone chose AI. Discover why AI is the hottest bet and what it means for young pros.
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Trump’s Wind Turbine Claim Debunked: China’s Wind Power Reality
Trump said China makes loads of windmills but uses none. Actually, China led global wind energy in 2024, generating 40% of the world’s wind power and building even more.
China’s Renewable Power Triumph: FM Fires Back at Trump in Davos
China’s Foreign Ministry responds to Trump at Davos, highlighting China’s world-leading renewable energy network and 15-year wind power streak.
Davos 2026: Leaders Find Flowing Paths for Global Cooperation 🌍💧
At Davos 2026, leaders used the “water” metaphor to explore new ways of global cooperation, emphasizing pragmatic, integrated solutions over outdated silos.
Davos Attendees Sketch China’s Future: Green Cities, Smart Tech & Global Ties
At Davos 2026, international attendees sketched China’s next five years—green cities, smart tech hubs and global cooperation shaping the vision for 2031.
Trump’s Davos Speech: America First vs Global Unity
At Davos 2026, Trump’s America First speech reignited debates on tariffs and multilateralism, testing the World Economic Forum’s call for global unity.
Davos Drama: Trump’s Board of Peace Puts World Leaders in a Dilemma
At Davos, Trump’s new Board of Peace has world leaders weighing the high cost, opaque rules and potential backlash—from Macron’s no to Russia’s yes. What’s next for global diplomacy?
Newsom Denied Davos Stage by Trump Administration
At WEF 2026 in Davos, CA Gov Newsom says he was barred from the USA House pavilion by the Trump administration, sparking debates on US politics and global leadership.
Windmills, Iceland mix-up & Macron’s shades: Trump storms Davos
At Davos 2026, Trump mixed up Greenland with Iceland, roasted windmills and Macron’s sunglasses, and renewed his bid to buy Greenland, sparking NATO concerns.
Rafael Grossi: Diplomacy Key to Peace & Security at the UN
Rafael Grossi, IAEA chief and UN Director General candidate, says active diplomacy is crucial to restore the UN’s peace and security mission in 2027.