🌍 The World Economic Forum in Davos became a geopolitical battleground this week as leaders grappled with what Canada's Prime Minister called a historic 'rupture' in the post-WWII international order. With former U.S. President Trump reigniting tensions by asserting American claims to Greenland, the 2026 summit revealed deepening fractures in Western alliances.
NATO's Identity Crisis
Delegates described the atmosphere as 'unlike any Davos in living memory,' with traditional power blocs fragmenting. Multiple European leaders privately expressed concerns about Washington's shifting priorities, while Canada signaled plans to diversify partnerships beyond its southern neighbor.
New World Playbook
💥 The dramatic sessions saw:
Growing calls for non-aligned economic frameworks
Debates about NATO's relevance in 2026's security landscape
Emerging coalitions bypassing traditional Western hubs
As one young delegate from Berlin told us: 'This isn't just policy wonk stuff – these shifts will define job markets, climate action, and global stability for our generation.'
