Davos 2025 discusses climate change as Trump returns to office

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At the World Economic Forum in Davos, President Donald Trump’s return to office sparked discussions on his energy policies and plans for U.S. territorial expansion. His executive orders, including a renewed withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement, drew significant attention. European leaders, led by EU chief Ursula von der Leyen, emphasized their commitment to combating climate change despite the U.S. exit from the accord. Activists at the event called for taxing the wealthy to support a green future. As Trump addressed various global issues, including democracy and international conflicts, leaders from countries like Germany and Ukraine prepared to share their perspectives. The forum highlighted ongoing tensions and the evolving political landscape in Europe and beyond.


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