Canada’s PM Carney Calls Rules-Based Order a Fiction at WEF 2026
At the 2026 WEF, Canadian PM Mark Carney slammed the rules-based order as a fiction and warned middle powers: ‘If we’re not at the table, we’re on the menu.’
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EU Leaders Push Back on US Greenland Threats at Davos
EU leaders at Davos unite to condemn US threats on Greenland’s sovereignty, stressing it isn’t for sale amid global tensions.
China Urges UN Charter Respect in Crimes Against Humanity Talks
Chinese envoy Sun Lei emphasizes UN Charter compliance, sovereignty, and consensus as UN members draft a new crimes against humanity convention.
Greenland PM Stands Firm on Sovereignty After US Threats
Greenland’s PM Jens-Frederik Nielsen refuses to bow to US tariff threats, hails mass protests in Denmark and Nuuk as activists unite for sovereignty.
Delcy Rodriguez: Venezuela ‘Not Afraid’ of Diplomatic Clash with US
Delcy Rodriguez says Venezuela is ‘not afraid’ to clash with the US, urges unity to defend sovereignty and vows to go to Washington ‘standing, walking, not crawling.’
China Backs Iran Sovereignty, Calls for Dialogue 🤝
On Jan 15, China’s FM Wang Yi urged dialogue over force in Iran, backing UN Charter rules on sovereignty and non-interference, as the U.S. sends a carrier group toward the Middle East.
Somalia Cuts Ties with UAE Over Sovereignty Concerns
Somalia cancels all UAE agreements on ports and security, citing sovereignty threats and sparking regional tensions in the Horn of Africa.
Cuba Defends Sovereignty, Demands Maduro’s Release
Cuban leaders push back on President Trump’s threat to cut oil supplies, vowing to defend national sovereignty and demanding the release of detained Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro.
China Reaffirms Support for Somalia’s Sovereignty and Unity
China vows to back Somalia’s sovereignty and unity, opposes any ‘Somaliland’-Taiwan collusion, and invites President Mohamud to the China-Arab States Summit.
Trump Says Greenland Deal Could Go the “Easy Way” or the “Hard Way”
U.S. President Trump says Greenland deal could go the ‘easy way’ or the ‘hard way,’ but Denmark and Greenland insist the island is not for sale.