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Neuer Vorstoß: Iran sucht Gespräche mit den USA

Präsident Trump hat dem Mullah-Regime nach dem gewaltsamen Vorgehen gegen Demonstranten massiv gedroht. Nun will Teheran offenbar mit Washington verhandeln.

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Handelsbeziehungen: Kanadas vorsichtiger Flirt mit China

Nach Jahren der Eiszeit sucht Ottawa wieder den Kontakt zu Peking. Staatsbesuche, gelockerte Zölle und neue Handelsbeziehungen zeigen, wie Mittelmächte zwischen Washington und China neuen Spielraum suchen müssen. Auch Großbritannien sitzt mit am Tisch.

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Nigel Farage’s trip to Davos hosted and paid for by family trust of billionaire

Trust says Reform UK leader was invited to WEF event by London-based venture capitalist as an honorary adviser

Nigel Farage’s trip to Davos this week was hosted and paid for by the $10bn family trust of an Iranian-born billionaire, the Guardian has learned.

The leader of Reform UK has been touring Davos this week, giving speeches in which he pledged to tax banks and “fight the globalists”.

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© Photograph: @Nigel_Farage

© Photograph: @Nigel_Farage

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Wirtschaftsnobelpreisträger Philippe Aghion: „Wir sind zu bequem geworden“

Was kann Europa tun, um seinen Platz in der Welt zu verteidigen? Ein Gespräch mit dem Wirtschaftsnobelpreisträger Philippe Aghion über schöpferische Zerstörung, seinen Hausaufgaben-Helfer Karl Lagerfeld und weshalb Europa nicht vor Trump buckeln darf.

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Davos: Global economic outlook in focus, as gold approaches $5,000 – live updates

Rolling coverage of the final day of the World Economic Forum in Davos

The weakening world order has been a key issue at WEF’s annual meeting this week, but could space be an area where the big powers, and the rest, can still co-operate?

Max Haot, CEO of Vast Space, is here in Davos, and is optimistic that heightened geopolitical tensions will not undermine the space industry.

Even during the Cold War, we did things with Russia at the time. We connected the Soyuz capsule of Russia with the Apollo capsule, and later on, we worked with Mir and the space shuttle.

We also hope, obviously, the collaboration starts on every level. Everything tells us historically, that there is a really good chance that the symbolism of human spaceflight, the desire to work together, the higher goal, can survive some more short-term tensions in other areas.

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© Photograph: Denis Balibouse/Reuters

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Trump withdraws invitation for Canada to join his global ‘board of peace’

While leaders of many liberal democracies declined to sign on, Mark Carney had, before Davos, accepted in principle

Donald Trump withdrew on Thursday an invitation for Canada to join his “board of peace” initiative aimed at resolving global conflicts.

“Please let this Letter serve to represent that the Board of Peace is withdrawing its invitation to you regarding Canada’s joining, what will be, the most prestigious Board of Leaders ever assembled, at any time,” Trump wrote in a Truth Social post directed at the Canadian prime minister, Mark Carney.

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© Photograph: Markus Schreiber/AP

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Davos onlookers notice Trump’s ‘board of peace’ logo resembles UN emblem

The US president unveiled the board with a gold logo whose resemblance to the UN emblem sparked European criticism

Donald Trump’s newly launched “board of peace” already has a logo – and perceptive eyes have noted its close resemblance to the United Nations emblem, except reworked in Trump fashion: all in gold, and focused squarely on the US.

Launched this week at the World Economic Forum in Davos, the initiative was first endorsed back in November by the UN security council, on the understanding that it would focus on brokering a ceasefire in Gaza. Since then, however, Trump has positioned it as a global body tasked with resolving international conflicts of all stripes, and to be chaired by Trump himself, in what appears to be part of the administration’s latest effort to reshape the postwar global order.

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© Photograph: Mandel Ngan/AFP/Getty Images

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Get out of Greenland mode and stand up for yourself, Zelenskyy tells Europe

Ukraine president accuses EU leaders of waiting for direction from Donald Trump in blistering speech at Davos

Volodymyr Zelenskyy has taken aim at Europe in a fiery speech at Davos, accusing leaders of being in “Greenland mode” as they waited for leadership from Donald Trump on Ukraine and other geopolitical crises rather than taking action themselves.

The Ukrainian president’s call to arms, targeting some of Kyiv’s top allies, capped a week of extraordinary diplomatic drama at the World Economic Forum in the Swiss ski resort, where European leaders scrambled to end a standoff with the White House over Greenland, and several western leaders – led by Canada’s Mark Carney – called for stronger pushback against Trump’s territorial ambitions and political whims.

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© Photograph: Markus Schreiber/AP

© Photograph: Markus Schreiber/AP

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