Toby Howell

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President Trump is the main attraction at this year's forum.

For the first time since 2020, Trump is descending upon Switzerland with the largest U.S.

delegation ever in tow.

Trump in Davos is little like oil in water on paper, given his American first policies that tend to class with the forum's historical emphasis on global cooperation.

But given the attention he's paid to the global chessboard,

in his second term, there will be plenty to discuss with other attendees.

The CEO of the World Economic Forum said the meeting will take place, quote, against the most complex geopolitical backdrop since 1945.

And I think that will be the key theme of the U.S.

's presence this year, heightened geopolitical tensions, how its economic might has been weaponized to a certain extent, and some of the strain that's put on the U.S.

's alliances.

Yeah, Davos is definitely a place where the global leaders will be hanging on Trump's world, because as you mentioned, all of those things happened literally in the first two weeks of the year.

It is still January, and yet all of those economic policies are reshaping the world.

And I talked about the geopolitical stage as well.

Obviously, the capture of Venezuela's leader, Nicolas Maduro, will be a hot topic.

Trump's threats to invade Greenland is going to be a hot topic.

So all of these storylines that have been swirling around in the first few weeks are going to be you are face to face with the people that they are directly affecting at Davos, which is why, you know, everyone is looking at Trump in his big speech.