The Davos Forum is this week on , with powers unleashed in the assertion of their interests above moral norms and principles and acute fears that the spiral of confrontation will accelerate. In this context, the aspiration of the president of the United States, Donald Trump, to take over the The Republican president criticized Europe this Wednesday from Davos. “Some places are no longer recognizable,” he said. Trump considers that these European countries, he has not mentioned which ones, “are not going in the right direction.” “They turned their backs on everything that makes a country strong,” he added.
After his speech, the Republican has scheduled meetings for the Prime Minister of Canada, with a speech of moral and geopolitical stature. The President of France, Emmanuel Macron, was also explicit in his rejection of the American maneuvers. The president of the European Commission also intervened, showing her rejection of the US’s annexationist ambitions over Greenland and the threat of new tariffs on European countries that defend their sovereignty, but with a less forceful tone.
Precisely Von der Leyen, just as they emerge as protagonists of the diplomatic attempts to defuse the crisis related to Greenland, one that projects its repercussions throughout the geopolitical chessboard, for example on Ukraine. kyiv now sees the precarious American support that had remained alive thanks to intense diplomatic activity and the many European concessions to Trump in permanent danger.
The crisis is also projected on the , with Trump determined to set up a Peace Panel in which many former Western allies do not want to participate due to the features of its formation and also due to the increasingly overwhelming nature of Trump’s foreign policy.
