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Zelensky Blasts Europe's Inaction, Paralysis As Greenland Sideshow Consumes Attention "Europe loves to discuss the future but avoids taking action today." As Bloomberg has described it, a visibly angry Zelensky Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky tore into European leaders at the World Economic Forum in Davos on Thursday. "Where is the line of leaders who are ready to act?" he questioned. Highlighting that his own capital is in the midst of a power and water crisis after nightly Russian bombardment, Zelensky shamed European capitals for being unwilling to stop Putin, now nearly four years into the war. This included emphasis on the failed push to outright seize frozen Russian assets in Europe. Is he taking a page from Trump's playbook, taking the opportunity to blame and lash out at Europe? The talk had themes of a fragmented Europe which looks lost in the face of much stronger and more decisive US power and Trump's demands. Zelensky in Davos, Shutterstock/BBC "Why can President Trump stop tankers from the shadow fleet and seize oil, when Europe doesn't?" Zelensky posed. "If Putin has no money, there is no war for Europe." "We should not accept that Europe is just a salad of small and middle powers, seasoned with enemies of Europe," Zelensky continued. "When Ukraine is with you, no one will wipe their feet on you. And you will always have a way to act – and act in time." "To defend our land is a very expensive task," he had also said during the later Q&A session. Zelensky mentioned that in his meeting with President Donald Trump earlier in the day, which lasted about an hour, he left as his final communication to Trump that Ukraine desperately needs more anti-air defenses, especially Patriot missiles. Trump for his part had said it was a good meeting, and that "Everybody wants to have the war end," - but that he'll have to "see what happens," adding that the US is meeting with Russia tomorrow. In Zelensky's speech he interestingly alluded to distractions currently facing global leaders, including Greenland and Iran. He paralleled the deadly Iran protests with the world's 'inaction' in Ukraine. He went so far as to charge global leaders of not wanting to extend support for Iranians, "and the democracy they need". "When you refuse to help people fighting for freedom, the consequences return - and they are always negative," Zelensky said. According to more: Zelensky then moves on to international discussion about the Iranian protests, which he says has "drowned in blood". Linking the example of the US's capture of Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro, he comes back to the impasse over Ukraine, saying that while Maduro is in New York awaiting trial, "Putin is not". Zelensky, as usual, didn't disappoint, and preemptively thwarted any Russian-American compromise agreements. Speaking at the Davos Forum, he proposed trying Putin like Maduro, demanded the deployment of European troop contingents on Ukrainian territory after the end of… pic.twitter.com/hI2En26j5M — Victor vicktop55 commentary (@vick55top) January 22, 2026 On Greenland, he said European leaders seem to believe someone else will do something to resolve the issue. Still, everyone is "waiting for America to cool down on this topic, waiting for it to pass away," he said. One interesting moment came in Zelensky's introductory remarks, in which he referenced the early 1990s film Groundhog Day - where the lead character repeats the same day over and over again. "No one wants to live like that," Zelensky observed, "repeating the same thing for weeks, months, years. And that's how we live now." Meanwhile, while Zelensky spoke in Davos... BREAKING: Macron: This morning, the French Navy boarded an oil tanker coming from Russia, subject to international sanctions and suspected of flying a false flag. The operation was conducted on the high seas in the Mediterranean, with the support of several of our allies. It… pic.twitter.com/T0M0yO0Bvp — Clash Report (@clashreport) January 22,…

Fed's Favorite Inflation Indicator Refuses To Show Any Signs Of Runaway 'Trump Tariff' Costs Before we all get too excited, bear in mind that this is November's data - so still horribly stale (and also missing October's data point entirely) - but it's all we have for now, so let's dive in... The Fed's favorite inflation indicator - Core PCE - rose 0.2% MoM (as expected), which leave it up 2.8% YoY (as expected), slightly lower than September's +2.9%... Source: Bloomberg Bear in mind that this morning's third look at Q3 GDP printed a +2.9% YoY for Core PCE. Under the hood, the biggest driver of Core PCE remains Services costs - not tariff-driven Goods prices... Source: Bloomberg In fact, on a MoM basis, Non-durable goods prices saw deflation for the second month in a row... Source: Bloomberg Headline PCE rose 2.8% YoY (es expected), stubbornly refusing to show any signs of runaway Trump tariff costs... Source: Bloomberg The closely-watched SuperCore PCE rose 0.2% MoM which ticked up the YoY rise to 3.1%... Source: Bloomberg After surging in October, November saw Financial Services & Insurance and Healthcare cost inflation slow... Source: Bloomberg Meanwhile, amid rising prices, Americans' spending outpaced incomes once again... Source: Bloomberg ...with wage growth slowing for all: Private worker wages and salaries: 4.1% YoY, down from 4.5%, lowest since June 2025 Govt work wages and salaries 2.6%, tied for lowest since March 2021 All of which dragged the savings rate down to its lowest since Nov 2022... TL/DR: While this data is admittedly stale, it shows no signs of 1) tariff-driven inflation or 2) a slowing consumer. Tyler Durden Thu, 01/22/2026 - 10:12

Cette famille de cinq ressortissants colombiens travaillait pour l'international et son épouse depuis 2024. Aujourd'hui, elle accuse le couple de l'avoir employée en dehors de tout cadre légal.