A look inside the record crowds, rising geo-economic uncertainty and US-centric diplomacy at The World Economic Forum.

This month’s essay section seizes the start-of-year momentum and plugs into the highly charged debate around energy security.

Mr Nielsen went on to remark that since Greenland is a constituent of the Kingdom of Denmark, it is therefore a member of ...

Trump is set to appear at Davos as he continues to undermine key allies. Then: Spain in mourning after deadly train crash and ...

Things are getting icy in Davos. Despite only touching down at the World Economic Forum (WEF) later this morning, ...

Andrew Mueller is joined by Inga Dora Markussen, chief sustainability officer at Air Greenland and University of Greenland’s ...

We round-up Paris Dećo Off and Maison&Objet. Then: collectable design with London-based creative Miminat Shodeinde. Plus: Dutch designer Joris ...

Attending Donald Trump’s second inauguration was a culture shock. Where had all the liberals gone? On the ground in ...

We have the latest from Nuuk as Europe contemplates its response to US tariffs over Greenland. Then: Israel contests ...

An improbable diplomatic situation has turned Greenland into the world’s most unlikely flashpoint. Monocle is in Nuuk to see ...

We meet Dr Gary Yohe, a Nobel Peace prize recipient for his work on the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate ...

Trump appears to conduct all of his negotiating in public and often via social media. Since the 1951 agreement puts no ...