Greece is achieving gender equality but still lagging behind in economic participation and opportunity for women

Once a defiant voice against Washington, the Canadian prime minister now looks more pragmatic toward Trump, who keeps up the pressure on Canada

The poorest countries and their most vulnerable populations pay the highest price for wildfires, in both health and economic terms, new WEF analysis shows

The answer to the question of the future of transatlantic relations - closely tied to NATO’s future - will emerge only over time. An abrupt rupture is unlikely.

The mentality of Trump, who as a genuine real estate mogul thinks only about profit, is central to understanding the current geopolitical landscape.

Madrid urges deeper defence integration and a coalition of willing states, arguing a unified European force would deter coercion while complementing NATO

Severe weather forced a change in Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ schedule, redirecting his travel plans from the World Economic Forum in Davos to Brussels for an informal meeting of European Union leaders

In Davos, Trump says Greenland is “our territory” and urges immediate negotiations, claiming U.S. control would strengthen NATO and vowing not to use force.

PM Mark Carney backs Denmark’s sovereignty, calls for focused Arctic talks and stronger multilateral cooperation amid U.S. threats over Greenland

As tensions rise between Washington and Brussels, Greece’s prime minister heads to Davos before rushing to an emergency EU summit, warning that post-war global certainties are being challenged and urging restraint to avoid irreversible transatlantic damage.

Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, French President Emmanuel Macron criticized U.S. tariffs as a tool to subordinate Europe, warned of rising global autocracy, and called for stronger European protection and strategic investment in key sectors

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said he does not expect the Supreme Court to strike down President Donald Trump’s tariffs, while urging European allies at Davos to avoid retaliation and remain open-minded over Washington’s broader strategy.

World leaders and top executives gather in Switzerland amid geopolitical tensions, while notable absences and a packed agenda highlight the growing uncertainty shaping this year’s World Economic Forum

More than 60 heads of state or government are expected at the WEF, alongside 55 finance and economy ministers and over 800 chief executives or company chairs.

“From all the Europeans? 200,000—it’s a minimum. It’s a minimum, otherwise it’s nothing,” Zelensky said during a panel discussion after his address

The report, entitled “The Future of Jobs 2025”, says that a global shift in the workplace will result in the loss of 92 million jobs