Davos, Emmanuel Macron and Trump
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Emmanuel Macron promotes Europe's values of science, rule of law, and dialogue at Davos, while European leaders discuss strategies for greater independence and unity amid global competition.
French President Emmanuel Macron sparked online speculation after wearing aviator-style sunglasses while speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos. The French president later-linked appearance to a previously disclosed,
French President Macron warned Trump’s Greenland tariffs will not intimidate Europe, urging EU unity and hinting at possible retaliatory measures amid escalating trans-Atlantic tensions.
Ahead of the U.S. president's Wednesday address at the World Economic Forum, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent urged European leaders rattled by Trump's Greenland threats to "sit back and take a deep breath.
"Canada lives because of the United States. Remember that Mark," Trump said, calling out Canada's prime minister in his Davos speech.
French President Emmanuel Macron drew attention at Davos 2026 for wearing blue-tinted sunglasses indoors. He later revealed a mild eye injury
French President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday (January 21) sent a “welcome” message to Beijing, inviting Chinese investment in the region, Speaking at.