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Trump Announces Framework Deal on Greenland at Davos
U.S. President Trump backed down on threats to seize Greenland from Denmark and impose tariffs on European allies after reaching a framework deal involving U.S. mineral rights and missile defense. The agreement followed talks with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, though details remain undisclosed.
EU leaders are holding an extraordinary summit in Brussels in response.
Trump Launches 'Board of Peace' with 35 Countries
At Davos, Trump hosted a signing for his Board of Peace, with 35 nations joining, including Hungary and Russia, while Canada, France, UK, and others declined. Trump will chair indefinitely with veto power and seeks $1B per permanent spot; he invited Netanyahu (who feared arrest) and Putin.
The board expands beyond Gaza to broader peace efforts, potentially undermining UN.
World’s Oceans Hit Record Heat in 2025
Global ocean temperatures reached unprecedented levels in 2025, accumulating heat in Earth’s climate system. This caused collapsing fisheries, coral degradation, and coastal damage, with economic costs nearly double those of carbon emissions.
Climate scientists express deep concern over the implications.
Zelenskyy Slams Europe’s Inaction on Ukraine at WEF
Ukraine's Zelenskyy criticized Europe as a 'lost continent' for weak response to threats, after private talks with Trump. He highlighted imbalance where Maduro is tried but Putin is not.
Russian strikes left hundreds of thousands without power in freezing Ukraine.
Israeli Strikes in Gaza Kill Journalists and Civilians
Israeli attacks killed at least 11 Palestinians, including three journalists from Egypt's Gaza relief committee. At least 258 journalists have died in Gaza since 2023 per International Federation of Journalists.
UN rights experts pledge to continue war crimes probe amid Trump's peace initiatives.
EU Holds Extraordinary Summit Over Trump’s Policies
Heads of 27 EU nations met in Brussels following Trump's Davos announcements on Greenland and tariffs. Trump paused tariffs on eight European countries after NATO talks.
Canada's PM Carney asserted independence from U.S. influence.
New Zealand Landslide Kills at Least 22
A devastating landslide in New Zealand has killed at least 22 people, with survivors still shaken. Rescue efforts continue amid the tragedy.
Haiti Crisis Reaches Breaking Point with Gang Control
Haiti's crisis worsens as gangs expand control ahead of transition deadline, warned UN officials. The situation is at a critical phase.
$1 Spent Protecting Nature, $30 Destroying It
Global spending on nature protection is dwarfed by trillions in harmful business activities. For every $1 protecting ecosystems, $30 funds destruction.
Urgent finance turnaround needed for restoration.
Syria: Clashes Risk Derailing Fragile Transition
Tense standoff between Syrian government and Kurdish forces in northeast threatens stability post-conflict. UN officials urged de-escalation at Security Council.
Nepal Seeks Economic Transformation Amid Protests
Youth-led protests in Nepal demand transparency and equal opportunities amid global challenges. The country eyes transformation for better governance.