Trumponomics Live from Davos: Greenland Shock Tests Europe’s Spine—and Strategy—at Davos
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Jan 20, 2026 
Join John Micklethwait, Editor in Chief at Bloomberg News; Annmarie Hordern, a prominent Bloomberg Television host; and Sridhar Natarajan, Bloomberg's chief Wall Street correspondent, as they dissect the implications of Trump's return on global economics from Davos. They delve into Europe’s potential pushback against U.S. territorial claims, corporate America’s anxiety over unpredictability, and the evolving dynamics of AI in business strategy. With a focus on affordability and rising inequalities, the discussion outlines the intersection of domestic politics and international relations.
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Greenland Crosses A European Red Line
- Greenland's territorial claim crosses a line that makes European leaders more likely to push back.
- John Micklethwait argues this outrage unites European democracies against unilateral grabs of territory.
Davos Speech Is Also A Midterm Play
- Trump frames Davos for a domestic audience focused on affordability and the midterms.
- Annmarie Hordern says his speech will try to appeal to everyday Americans as much as global elites.
Prepare A Plan B For Political Shock
- CEOs cannot ignore political shocks and must plan for radical uncertainty.
- Sridhar Natarajan urges companies to prepare plan B and expect government action to matter more.