The Briefing Live from Davos: Albin Kurti, the prime minister of Kosovo, and day four of the WEF
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Jan 22, 2026 Albin Kurti, the Prime Minister of Kosovo, shares his aspirations for economic growth and EU integration while highlighting Kosovo’s accomplishments at Davos. He discusses the importance of rule of law and engaging youth in democracy. Rob Cox provides insight into the significance of political messaging at the World Economic Forum, particularly around the reactions to high-profile speeches, including those by world leaders like Zelensky. Together, they explore how Kosovo's growth and stability play a role in the broader Western Balkans context.
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Noise Over Substance At Davos
- Donald Trump dominated Davos headlines but produced little concrete global progress despite dramatic rhetoric.
- Rob Cox suggests the spectacle generated noise more than durable policy wins.
Post–Cold War Order Is Broken
- Mark Carney argued that the post–Cold War order can't simply be restored and countries must adapt.
- Juliet Lindley warns distrust now complicates alliances and makes reversal unlikely.
Board Of Peace's Mixed Reception
- The Board of Peace invitation list produced varied responses from countries and leaders.
- Juliet Lindley detailed nations saying yes, maybe, or no and noted the $1bn membership ask.