WEF in Davos Trump blasphemes about Keller-Sutter: "She left a bad impression"

Trump loves Europe, "Europe is not on the right path", Trump continues. "Many countries are currently being destroyed." Trump blames his predecessor Joe Biden and European governments for this. Since he took office, the USA has seen that building fewer wind turbines and hiring bureaucrats has been successful, he says.

Trump is happy to be back in Davos, he says. "So many friends, a few enemies," he jokes at the beginning. He comes with phenomenal news. Inflation in the USA has fallen since he took office a year ago, the economy is flourishing and incomes are rising, he claims. "We are the hottest country," says Trump. "I thought it would last longer than a year. Maybe a year and a month". Trump now wants to talk in his speech about how this came about.

Trump has made it to the Congress Center at the WEF. Now his speech begins. Trump is introduced by US entrepreneur and billionaire Larry Fink. Trump is greeted with applause and standing ovations.

Donald Trump has landed in Davos. His helicopter convoy touched down every minute on Wednesday afternoon at 2 pm. A red carpet was rolled out especially for the US President. Trump transferred to a convoy of cars.

A huge queue has already formed outside the congress hall at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos an hour before the expected speech by US President Donald Trump. Meanwhile, the Republican is on his way to the Grisons spa town.

In his speech, he will outline his "America First" economic policy and talk about foreign policy, as a senior White House official told reporters on the way to Davos.

US President Donald Trump is due to land in Davos soon. Numerous vehicles are already positioned in front of the helicopter landing pad in Davos. You can follow Trump's landing in Davos with the Marine One helicopter in the livestream above.

On his way to Davos, US President Donald Trump also flew over the blue News editorial office in Volketswil ZH. Just as well that a couple of colleagues armed with cameras were ready in time.

US President Donald Trump's trip to Switzerland is his first foreign visit of 2026 and the first in over eighty days. Trump last visited South Korea on October 29 and 30, 2025 to meet with China's head of state Xi Jinping, among others. In between, the 79-year-old US President stayed at home for over two months.

Trump in DavosTrump travels abroad for the WEF for the first time since October

On the tarmac at Zurich Airport, US President Donald Trump and his entourage are currently transferring from Air Force One to the Marine One military helicopter. This will fly to Davos.

Trump will be accompanied by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, Energy Secretary Chris Wright, special envoy Steve Witkoff and Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner. Also on board are numerous security personnel.

US President Donald Trump landed at Zurich Airport on Wednesday. Air Force One touched down on Swiss soil at 12.36 pm.

As soon as he arrives in Zurich, Trump will travel on to Davos by helicopter. There he and the US delegation will first meet the Swiss delegation with President Guy Parmelin (SVP), Federal Councillor Ignazio Cassis (FDP) and Federal Councillor Karin Keller-Sutter (FDP).

A meeting with US President Donald Trump at the World Economic Forum in Davos that Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU) had hoped for is unlikely to take place. The reason for this is the "late arrival of the US President", according to German government circles.

US President Donald Trump has landed in Zurich. Air Force One touched down on Swiss soil at 12.36 pm.

Trump is due to arrive in Zurich in just under 10 minutes. You can follow the landing of Air Force One in the livestream above.

There is also some protest at the airport: a woman hangs up a Mexican flag with the words "Mexico First". "Mexican migrants have made the USA great. That's why Mexico First," she says to blue News.

She still had acquaintances in Mexico and had lived there herself. However, the poster was only up for about a minute: then the police intervened and the woman had to take it down. The reason given: The fence was the property of the airport.

Donald Trump's arrival in Zurich is imminent. Armed police officers mingling with the plane spotters also bear witness to this. Landing is expected at around 12.50 pm.

Trump should land in Zurich in about an hour. Air Force One is currently flying over Paris.

In Oberglatt ZH, numerous planespotters are ready for the landing of US President Donald Trump. Our blue News editor on site estimates the number of onlookers at around 250 to 300 people.

While it was still consistently gray all morning, the conditions are now optimistic: visibility is improving. The fog is clearing. By the time Air Force One lands, the conditions could even be perfect.

Air Force One is the official presidential aircraft of the USA. It is currently a Boeing 747, but after the plane had to turn back on the way to Davos early on Wednesday morning, Trump switched to a Boeing C-32A. Even if it is not the aircraft originally used, it is still referred to as Air Force One: as soon as the President is on board, the aircraft is referred to as such.

After Trump's Air Force One temporarily switched off the transponder, the aircraft can now be tracked again. The plane is currently close to the European mainland and will land in Zurich in around two hours.

Despite the delay, US President Donald Trump is to give his speech at the WEF as planned at 2.30 pm. This is what the organizers told "SRF".

Air Force One had to turn back during the night due to technical problems. Trump then transferred to the second presidential plane - a smaller Air Force One Boeing 757. Trump's landing is expected shortly before 1pm.

Observers have gathered at the Zurich Airport viewing point in Oberglatt to watch the arrival of Trump's Air Force One. Some have got up at 5 a.m. and traveled from far away, as they tell blue News. Many are there because of the plane. But some are also there for Trump himself. They have positioned themselves in the parking lot and surrounding fields to get a good view.

On the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos, representatives of Russia and the USA discussed bilateral relations and a peace settlement for Ukraine.

According to Moscow media, the meeting yesterday evening was attended by US special envoy Steve Witkoff, the son-in-law of US President Donald Trump, Jared Kushner, and Russian negotiator Kirill Dmitriev.

No results were communicated. Witkoff did not comment through his usual channels. In front of a camera of the Russian newspaper "Izvestia", he spoke of a "very positive meeting".

Trump wants to end the war in Ukraine, which has been going on for almost four years. So far, his negotiators have mainly spoken with the Ukrainian side. The European states have been involved in several rounds of talks.

The Russian leadership of Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin is not taking part directly, but is involved through its contact with Witkoff and Kushner.

The flight of Air Force One can be followed live on various flight tracker websites. However, the last signal from the aircraft was already one hour and 24 minutes ago. It therefore appears that the signal was switched off on purpose - probably for security reasons.

It is not known exactly when Trump will land in Zurich. Originally, the landing was planned between 10 am and 12 noon. However, this is likely to be delayed due to technical problems during the original take-off.

The USA has its WEF headquarters in the Free Evangelical Church in Davos. It is the central meeting place for the US delegation throughout the event.

Yesterday, Tuesday, US Treasury Secretary Bessent calmed concerns about a trade war and praised the flourishing American economy.

It is not unusual for the church to be used for WEF appearances. Climate activist Greta Thunberg has also given a speech here. The Free Evangelical Church of Davos has been renting out the listed building to external organizers during the WEF for years.

President Trump arrives in Davos around three hours late. This is what US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told journalists outside the USA House in Davos this morning when asked.

On Tuesday evening, the words "No Kings" could be seen above Davos. According to CH Media, the action was organized by a group of Davos residents who carried around 450 torches 800 metres higher up the Grüniberg.

"Thanks to our ancestors, we have overcome kings. Today, when autocracy and imperialism are on the rise again, we want to set an example for democracy and international law in front of the powerful," one person involved told the newspaper.

Protests against US President Donald Trump took place last year under the slogan "No Kings".

US President Donald Trump is now on his way to Zurich on another plane. The plane taxied onto the runway at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland shortly after midnight local time (shortly after 6 a.m. in Switzerland).

As can be seen on the flight tracking website ADSB Exchange, the presidential plane is now in the air.

The unplanned interruption to the trip became known around an hour after the presidential plane took off. Trump's arrival in Switzerland, where he plans to give his speech at the WEF in Davos this afternoon, is likely to be delayed as a result. The original plan was for him to give a speech there at 2.30 p.m.

The plane carrying US President Donald Trump and his team has turned back on its flight to the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos and headed back to Washington. Shortly after take-off in the late evening (local time), the crew on board Air Force One detected a "minor electrical problem", Trump's spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt told journalists traveling with him. Out of an abundance of caution, they were therefore turning back, landing at Joint Base Andrews military airfield near the US capital Washington and transferring to another aircraft, she said.

The news of the plane's unscheduled turnaround became public about an hour after take-off. Trump's arrival in Davos, where he is due to give a speech in the early afternoon (local time), is likely to be delayed as a result.

A reporter on board reported that the lights in the plane's press cabin went out shortly after take-off, but no explanation was given.

The two planes currently in service as Air Force One have been flying for almost four decades. Boeing is working on replacement aircraft, but the program has been repeatedly delayed. Last year, the Gulf state of Qatar gifted Trump a luxury Boeing 747-8 to be added to the Air Force One fleet - a move that was heavily criticized. That plane is currently being refitted to meet security requirements. Leavitt joked to reporters aboard Air Force One on Tuesday night that a Qatari plane "sounds a lot better now."

In the conflict over Greenland, US President Donald Trump has expressed confidence that an agreement with NATO partners is possible.

He believes that a solution will be found that will make Nato and the USA "very happy", Trump said a few hours before setting off for the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. At the same time, he reiterated his well-known position that the USA needs Greenland for security reasons.

When asked how far he would go to bring the island into US possession, Trump said: "You'll see."

In connection with his trip to Davos, Trump also said that the USA had planned many meetings on Greenland. He had previously announced a meeting of the parties involved in the Greenland conflict between the USA and Europe in Davos. The Republican did not specify who would be attending.

On the eve of his appearance at the World Economic Forum in Davos, US President Donald Trump once again presented himself as the savior of NATO. Without him, "NATO would not exist now", Trump wrote on his online service Truth Social on Tuesday. "It would have ended up in the ash heap of history." This is "sad but true".

In the dispute over his claim to ownership of Greenland, Trump had already emphasized on Monday last week: "I'm the one who saved Nato!!!" He was alluding to the fact that the NATO countries had promised a significant increase in defense spending under his pressure.

Trump also announced a press conference at the White House at short notice (1 p.m. local time, 7 p.m. CET). A few hours later, he planned to leave for the World Economic Forum in Davos, where the US President intends to give an eagerly awaited speech on Wednesday. He then plans to meet several heads of state and government in Davos. He is also expected to discuss the US plans to take over the Arctic island of Greenland, which belongs to Denmark.

Foreign Minister Ignazio Cassis signed an agreement with the Gulf Cooperation Council on Tuesday in Davos GR as part of the World Economic Forum (WEF). This provides for an intensification of the dialog between Bern and the so-called Gulf Council.

The exchange will focus on common interests, particularly in the areas of security, geopolitics, energy, the economy and new technologies, a spokesperson for Mr. Cassis' department told the Keystone-SDA news agency. The so-called Memorandum of Understanding is a legally non-binding instrument.

Switzerland regards the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) as an important partner, both in political and economic terms, he added.

On Tuesday, President Guy Parmelin asked his European partners for an exemption from any EU steel protection measures. He also pushed ahead with negotiations for an updated free trade agreement with China.

The European partners - including EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen - had taken note of Switzerland's concerns, Parmelin said at a media event in Davos on Tuesday on the fringes of the World Economic Forum. He called for Switzerland to be treated in the same way as the countries of the European Economic Area (EEA).

At a meeting with a Chinese delegation, progress on updating the existing free trade agreement was discussed. A fourth round of negotiations is to take place in March. Parmelin hopes to be able to conclude the dossier this year.

In his speech at the Davos Congress Center, French President Emmanuel Macron insisted on the abolition of tariffs between the United States and Europe. He regretted the use of "coercive means" should US President Donald Trump maintain his additional tariffs.

He also called for multilateralism to be promoted. The world is experiencing a "shift towards a world without rules, in which international law is being trampled underfoot and in which the only law that seems to count is that of the strongest", said Macron. So-called "imperial ambitions" were returning.

Earlier, wearing sunglasses and irony, Macron greeted his audience in Davos with the words: "How nice it is to be here in these times of peace and unpredictability."

While the economy, international crises and geopolitical tensions are being discussed in the shielded congress center in Davos, former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau makes an unexpected appearance away from the hard politics.

The former Canadian head of government (54), who has been out of office since March 2025, appears at the World Economic Forum hand in hand with his partner, pop star Katy Perry (41).

Around 200 participants watch Trudeau's speech on cultural influence and diplomatic persuasion on Tuesday. However, the most impressive demonstration of this so-called "soft power" was not the speech - but the celebrity couple's joint appearance.

The relationship between Justin Trudeau and Katy Perry began last year. After initial speculation, the couple confirmed their love at the end of 2024 with a joint performance on Perry's birthday in Paris. In December, the singer also made the relationship official on Instagram and posted kissing photos from a vacation together in Japan.

The Governor of California, Gavin Newsom, has sharply criticized Europe's heads of state and government for what he sees as their obsequious attitude towards US President Donald Trump. "I can't stand this complicity anymore, the way people cave in," the governor of the most populous US state told the British broadcaster Sky News at the World Economic Forum in Davos with regard to European politicians.

He added: "I should have brought a bunch of knee pads for all the state leaders." Heaping accolades on Trump was "pathetic", said the Democratic US politician. It was time to take a stand, he demanded. "It's time to get serious and put an end to complicity. It's time to stand up, stand firm and show some backbone," Newsom continued.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has made a visit to the World Economic Forum in Davos conditional on the signing of agreements or further aid commitments.

"If the documents are ready, then there will be a meeting (with US President Donald Trump) and a trip," the head of state told journalists, as several local media reported unanimously. He would also travel if there were promises of further support in the energy sector or additional air defense systems. "But so far I have a mission in Ukraine, and it is essential for me to coordinate all services here," Zelenskyi added.

In Davos GR, EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen described the planned additional tariffs imposed by the USA due to the Greenland crisis as a "mistake". She also announced investments in Greenland and an updated Arctic strategy.

With regard to the threats from Washington, von der Leyen warned in her speech against falling into a "dangerous downward spiral". The EU would react "firmly, united and with a sense of proportion".

She also recalled the trade deal struck between the USA and the EU in July 2025. "A deal is a deal. And when friends shake hands, it must mean something."

The Commission President stated that the sovereignty and integrity of the territories of Greenland and the Kingdom of Denmark were not negotiable. However, she wanted to work together with the USA on an Arctic security concept. She is also seeking a "massive European investment boost" for Greenland.

President Guy Parmelin began his opening speech at the World Economic Forum with thanks for the international support and solidarity shown during the fire disaster in Crans-Montana VS. He said it was impressive how something like this could strengthen cooperation.

The extent to which the disaster was able to mobilize energy and unite people against all odds was impressive.

This unity must go beyond individual events, however dramatic they may be. He would like to see such unity between countries in order to find sustainable and lasting solutions to the "challenges of our time".

There are a number of these - he cited Ukraine and Gaza, Sudan and those in Venezuela and Iran as examples. However, the WEF and its high-ranking guests this year would testify that the world is ready to strengthen institutions through dialog and thus overcome the challenges.

President Guy Parmelin is now giving his opening speech at the WEF. He is doing so against a backdrop of geopolitical tensions between the USA and Europe - so tensions are high as to whether or not he will address the Greenland conflict. You can watch the speech live in the stream above.

There will also be speeches by French President Emmanuel Macron and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Tuesday.

In the Greenland conflict between the USA and Europe, US President Donald Trump has announced a meeting of the parties involved in Davos. The announced talks were preceded by a telephone call with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, Trump wrote on his online platform Truth Social. The Republican did not specify who would take part in the meeting.

The talks are likely to take place on the fringes of the current World Economic Forum in Davos. Trump is expected there on Wednesday and is due to give a speech on the same day.

Trump: "There is no going back "Trump reiterated that the island of Greenland, which belongs to Denmark, is "of vital importance" for international security and US national security. "There is no turning back - everyone agrees on that!" wrote Trump. He wants to persuade Denmark to sell the Arctic island to the USA. In response, Germany and other countries sent soldiers on an exploratory mission to Greenland as a sign of solidarity with Denmark.

As Bloomberg reporter Josh Wingrove reports, citing the White House, the former US president is taking off from Washington D.C. on Tuesday evening to make his presence felt in Davos on Wednesday and Thursday - and on a tight schedule.

President Guy Parmelin will give the opening speech at the WEF on Tuesday against the backdrop of geopolitical tensions between the USA and Europe. Macron and von der Leyen's speeches are also eagerly awaited in Davos GR.

A trade conflict could escalate between the USA and the EU due to the geopolitical tensions surrounding Greenland. A few days ago, US President Donald Trump threatened punitive tariffs of ten percent on goods from eight European countries that had recently sent soldiers on a fact-finding mission to Greenland as a sign of solidarity with Denmark.

Several European states and EU leaders rejected the threats from Washington. The President of the European Council has now convened a special summit of the 27 heads of state and government in Brussels on Thursday evening.

Switzerland is not affected by Trump's threats, but could suffer collateral damage in the event of an economic conflict. The Swiss government has so far refrained from commenting on the transatlantic tensions.

Europe must stop trying to appease US President Donald Trump - instead, it must stand up to him, just like other "tyrants" who are destroying the rules-based world order. The Secretary General of Amnesty International called for this. "We need much more resistance," emphasized Agnès Callamard on the sidelines of the WEF in Davos. In her opinion, Europe's credibility is at stake.

Callamard's recommendations come after Trump reiterated on Sunday that the USA would seize Greenland in one way or another. The Secretary General of the human rights organization called on governments to show courage and say no. They must stop believing that it is possible to negotiate with tyrants. Governments must stop thinking that they can accept the rules of predators without becoming victims themselves.

Since Donald Trump returned to the White House a year ago, he has made "a whole series of decisions that have led to the collapse of many rules in the world", while Russia has destroyed the system by "attacking Ukraine", she explained. The fact that the world order built after the Second World War "is being destroyed today without a plan B, just for the sake of destroying the rules, should send a shiver down all our spines," Callamard warned.

But if Davos, thanks to this year's focus on dialog, raises awareness of the fact that such destruction can only plunge the world into the abyss, that would be great, she said. However, there is currently no sign of a dialog between the world's decision-makers. Quite the opposite, according to Callamard. There is evidence of intimidation. The European project is not only an economic one, but also one of values and respect for the rule of law, she recalled.

As reported by "20 Minuten" with reference to the medical service, there was a mid-double-digit number of injured among the demonstrators, one person was not conscious.

The demonstration has since dispersed.

The situation at the anti-WEF demonstration in Zurich is gradually calming down. However, as a video taken by a blue News reader at the Badenerstrasse / Stauffacherstrasse junction shows, numerous security forces are still in action, a few demonstrators are setting off pyrotechnics and sirens can be heard in the distance.

According to estimates by a reporter from the Keystone-SDA news agency, more than 2000 people are taking part in the anti-WEF demonstration in Zurich. Firecrackers, smoke petards and fireworks were set off along the route. The police were and still are deployed with a large contingent. Traffic in the city center was restricted at times.

"Trump est malade" and "Shut down WEF" could be read on banners. Shortly after the Rudolf Brun Bridge, a protester set fire to a US flag. According to "20 Minuten", demonstrators belonging to the left-wing spectrum destroyed shop windows and sprayed buildings along the way.

The atmosphere became increasingly aggressive as the rally progressed. According to Blick, the police threatened to use water cannons and rubber bullets.

On the opening day of the World Economic Forum WEF in Davos, a demonstration against Donald Trump and "the oligarch meeting" took place in Zurich on Monday evening. The US President is expected to attend the WEF on Wednesday.

The rally was scheduled to start at 6.30 pm at Bürkliplatz. The square was full when the authorized demonstration under the slogan "Trump still not welcome!" set off shortly before 7 pm. The route led across the city to Helvetiaplatz.

The left-wing organization "Movement for Socialism" had called for the "Smash WEF" demonstration. Under Trump, US foreign policy is returning to gunboat diplomacy, the organizers write on their website. Trump's visit to the WEF is an expression and symbol of the crisis-ridden political situation.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has canceled his participation in the WEF at short notice. The reason for this is the devastating train accident near Córdoba, reports the Spanish daily newspaper "El Mundo".

Instead of Davos, Sánchez will travel to the scene of the accident on Tuesday morning. The accident involving two high-speed trains killed 39 people and injured over 170.

"Relations with Switzerland are back on a very good path," said US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent in Davos at the World Economic Forum WEF. He gave a speech at the House of the USA in the Grisons resort.

"After a turbulent period in recent months, relations between Switzerland and the United States are back on a very good path," said Bessent to the media on his arrival in Davos. He made his remarks in front of the USA House, which was set up this year in a church in the municipality.

After tough negotiations, Bern and Washington agreed in November to reduce US tariffs on imported Swiss products from 39 to 15 percent. The two countries still have to sign an agreement by March 31 at the latest to secure the deal.

The Federal Council approved its negotiating mandate last week. President Guy Parmelin expressed his willingness to press ahead with the agreement during the WEF.

The vanguard landed yesterday, Sunday: Two heavy C-17 Globemaster III transport planes touched down in Zurich-Kloten - not without spotters capturing the whole thing on video, of course.

Such a Boeing can carry up to 77 tons of cargo: what was in the planes was of course not revealed. The monsters could have had Donald Trump's Marine One helicopter on board as well as "The Beast". This is the president's heavy, armored limousine, which is said to weigh between 6.8 and 9.1 tons.

Abbas Araghchi's planned appearance at the World Economic Forum in Davos is off the table. After his name briefly appeared in the official program on Sunday evening, the entry disappeared again less than 24 hours later. The corresponding link now leads nowhere. At the request of several media outlets, the World Economic Forum confirmed that Araghchi will not be traveling to Davos.

The U-turn was triggered by fierce criticism, particularly from social media and the Iranian diaspora. Critics accused the WEF of providing a stage for a representative of a regime while protests in Iran are being put down with deadly force. According to human rights organizations, thousands of people have been killed and tens of thousands arrested in recent weeks. The WEF justifies the invitation by stating that it is "not appropriate" to represent the Iranian government in Davos this year in view of the current situation.

The Danish Minister for Economic Affairs, Morten Bødskov, will not be attending the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos as planned. A spokesperson for the ministry confirmed this to "Blick". The reason given is scheduling problems.

The cancellation is explosive: US President Donald Trump recently blatantly threatened Denmark with an annexation of Greenland. Accordingly, it was generally expected that the topic would also play an important role at the WEF.

The Federal Council is planning around 40 bilateral talks with heads of state and government at the World Economic Forum in Davos this week. However, numerous key appointments have still not been confirmed, report the CH Media newspapers. The main reason for this is US President Donald Trump: many international delegations are deliberately keeping their agendas open to enable a meeting with him at short notice.

Even a presidential meeting between Trump and President Guy Parmelin, which was part of the diplomatic routine at previous WEF events, has not yet been arranged. According to Federal Council circles, the American side has held out the prospect of a meeting, but no specific date has been set.

The uncertainty also relates to possible meetings with other heavyweights such as French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Selensky. According to CH Media, the official communication from the Federal Council merely states that "meetings with heads of state and government" are planned.

Behind the scenes, there is talk of a diplomatic scramble: hardly anyone wants to commit early - for fear of missing an appointment with Trump or having to cancel later. The Swiss delegation is therefore preparing for last-minute changes and flexible procedures in the "House of Switzerland".

Davos is set to host one of the most politically charged World Economic Forums in recent decades. US President Donald Trump is arriving with a large delegation, while the security authorities in Bern and Graubünden are preparing for protests and an increased risk of escalation.

Everything important at a glanceWEF under the sign of US President Donald Trump

Defence Minister Martin Pfister visits the troops mobilized for the WEF in Davos GR on Monday. Extensive security precautions have been taken, partly in view of the visit by US President Donald Trump.

The Zug native is traveling to the World Economic Forum (WEF) for the first time as a Federal Councillor. He will visit the troops on the first day of the forum accompanied by the new head of the army, Benedikt Roos, who took office at the beginning of the year.

The army and police will have to protect a record number of personalities this year. Donald Trump's visit attracts countless other participants to the Graubünden resort.

Around 600 participants in a protest march against the WEF blocked the road near Davos Laret for about an hour on Sunday afternoon. The cantonal police of Graubünden finally broke up the blockade without any major resistance.

The protest march was on its way from Klosters to Davos, where the demonstrators wanted to join the Juso rally. At a road crossing, they used the situation for a blockade, as confirmed by the Graubünden cantonal police at the request of Keystone-SDA.

According to the police, the action was "mostly peaceful". The demonstrators obeyed the orders of the emergency services. It was still unclear on Sunday afternoon whether any arrests had been made. Last year, the police arrested around 30 people during a similar action.

According to the police, the subsequent Juso rally in Davos also remained calm. Participants demanded the end of the WEF with music and banners.

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