U.S. President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney traded sharp barbs at Davos, with Trump excluding Canada from his new Board of Peace and claiming "Canada lives because of the United States," prompting Carney's firm rebuttal that Canada stands independently.


Trump vs Carney: Canada Barred from Peace Board

On the campaign trail, president Donald Trump promised cheaper energy for Americans and a surge in U.S. Energy production under the slogan ‘drill, baby, drill.’ one year into his term, gasoline prices are lower, and U.S. Energy exports are at record highs. Our next report delves into trump’s three goals that are proving difficult to achieve at the same time. 


Trump’s Energy Goals Pull Policy in Different Directions 

At Davos 2026, WION speaks with the Executive Director of INOXGFL Group on global business trends, industry challenges, and opportunities shaping markets as world leaders and executives gather at the World Economic Forum.


Davos 2026: INOXGFL Group Executive Director, Devansh Jain in Conversation with WION 

President Donald Trump says he’s finished interviewing candidates to lead the U.S. Federal reserve and has someone in mind for the job, though he’s not naming them yet.


Trump Has 'someone' in Mind to Lead the Federal Reserve

Global demand for smartphones, personal computers, and gaming consoles is expected to shrink in 2026, as rising memory chip prices hit consumer electronics.


Why Your Next Gadget May Cost More

Elon Musk made his first appearance at the World Economic Forum in Davos, mixing humour with serious insights on energy and technology. The billionaire entrepreneur took part in a wide-ranging discussion that touched on technology, space and geopolitics.

Tesla CEO at Davos: Heard About a Peace Summit or Is That Piece?

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met US President Donald Trump on the sidelines of the Davos World Economic Forum on January 22, 2026, expressing optimism that Trump-Putin dialogue could end the Russia-Ukraine war, ahead of trilateral US-Russia-Ukraine talks in the UAE.



Russia-Ukraine War: Zelensky-Trump Davos Meet Boosts Ukraine Peace Hopes

At Davos 2026, Tilman Eberle speaks to WION about the growing focus on technology at the World Economic Forum, highlighting how robot showcases reflect the rapid advances shaping the future of innovation, industry, and global economies.

Davos 2026 | Tilman Eberle: Robots Showcase Focus on Technology | WION 

Massive Fire Breaks Out at Hubballi’s Sukhasagar Metro Mall

Iraq, US Discuss Syria Security, Transfer of ISIS Detainees

UN Warns Drone Strikes in Sudan Endanger Civilians, Aid Access

The death toll from a fire at a shopping centre in the Pakistani city of Karachi has risen to at least 67, health and police officials said, after dozens of bodies were found.


Karachi Mall Fire: Death Toll Climbs to 67; Search & Rescue Operations Continue

WION speaks with the Davos Tech Summit Director about key innovations, emerging technologies, and global trends shaping the future at the World Economic Forum.

Davos 2026: Davos Tech Summit Director in Conversation with WION  

President Donald Trump's ambitious energy promises-emphasizing fossil fuel dominance, nuclear revival, and regulatory rollbacks-face economic realities like market-driven renewable growth, congressional budget pushback, and global demand shifts.


Trump's Energy Vow Clashes with Market Forces

Japan's Kashiwazaki-Kariwa, the world's largest nuclear power plant, halted its No. 6 reactor just one day after restarting on January 21, 2026, due to an alarm during control rod extraction, marking another snag in the post-Fukushima restart efforts.

Japan: World’s Largest Nuclear Plant in Japan Stopped After 1-Day Operation

President Donald Trump confirmed a US "massive fleet," including the USS Abraham Lincoln carrier group and destroyers, is heading toward Iran as a precautionary measure amid Tehran's violent crackdown on nationwide protests.



Trump: "Massive Fleet" En Route to Iran Amid Protest Crackdown

At Davos 2026, European leaders breathed a sigh of relief after U.S. President Donald Trump softened his rhetoric on Greenland, ruling out military force and backing off tariff threats that had rattled transatlantic ties this week.

Davos 2026: Europe Relieved as Trump Softens on Greenland

Apple has petitioned the Delhi High Court to block India's Competition Commission (CCI) from demanding its global financial records amid an antitrust probe into App Store practices, fearing penalties up to $38 billion based on worldwide turnover.


Apple Seeks Court Block on CCI's Global Financial Probe

Before the US military snatched Venezuela’s president, Nicolás Maduro, earlier this month, Delcy Rodríguez and her powerful brother pledged to cooperate with the Trump administration. 


Report: Delcy Rodriguez Talks to US Before Maduro Ops | Qatar Channel Used for Talks |

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer plans a Beijing visit next week, with China expressing willingness to collaborate as both nations aim to revive the "Golden Era" business dialogue amid improved ties following London's approval of China's mega-embassy.


UK-China: Starmer's Beijing Trip to Rekindle UK-China Golden Era

President Donald Trump’s envoys advanced Ukraine peace talks as US, Russian, and Ukrainian officials prepare for trilateral meetings in Abu Dhabi on January 23-24, 2026, following Kremlin-described "useful" late-night discussions between Putin and Steve Witkoff.



Trilateral UAE Summit: U.S.-Russia-Ukraine Face Off on Peace

President Donald Trump announced the US will collaborate with NATO on securing Greenland through a new framework deal, softening earlier aggressive rhetoric on acquisition after Davos talks with Secretary-General Mark Rutte.



Trump Pledges NATO Teamwork for Greenland Defense

President Donald Trump announced on January 22, 2026, aboard Air Force One from Davos that US oil companies will soon begin drilling in Venezuela, with major firms already in negotiations following Maduro's capture.



Trump: U.S. Oil Giants to Drill Venezuela Soon 

The death toll from a fire at a shopping centre in the Pakistani city of Karachi has risen to at least 67, health and police officials said, after dozens of bodies were found.

Karachi Mall Fire: Deadly Fire Broke Out at Karachi's Gul Plaza Shopping Complex 

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