In a commanding return to the global stage, President Donald Trump used his 2025 Davos address to flex American economic muscle, threaten sweeping new tariffs, and make a controversial claim about ending ‘8 wars.’ Here’s a deep dive into what he said, what it means, and the facts behind the headlines.
In a surprising pivot, Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has agreed to join Donald Trump’s newly revived ‘Board of Peace,’ signaling a potential shift in Israel’s approach to Gaza and international conflict resolution—despite fierce backlash at home.
In just a few years, the Taliban has methodically dismantled every basic freedom for Afghan women, turning their existence into a ghostly shadow of what it once was. This is the story of that systematic erasure.
At Davos 2026, while the media fixates on Donald Trump’s potential return, global leaders are quietly grappling with a far more dangerous force: the K-shaped economy. This deepening divide between the ultra-wealthy and everyone else isn’t just a social issue—it’s a ticking time bomb for global stability, and it’s happening right under the noses of the forum’s elite attendees.
On January 21, 1990, tennis legend John McEnroe made history for all the wrong reasons. In a fiery fourth-round match at the Australian Open, he became the first player in the Open Era to be disqualified from a Grand Slam—a moment that shocked the world and cemented his legacy as the sport’s most volatile icon.
Donald Trump’s proposed Gaza Board of Peace has sparked international debate—not just over Middle East diplomacy, but over the future of global governance itself. With China stepping in as an unexpected defender of the UN, the world is watching closely.