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Davos 2026: Anti-Trump Protesters Clash With Police In Switzerland Ahead Of US President's Arrival
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3:32Now PlayingDavos 2026: Anti-Trump Protesters Clash With Police In Switzerland Ahead Of US President's Arrival
Anti-Trump protests erupted across Switzerland ahead of US President Donald Trump’s arrival for the World Economic Forum in Davos. Thousands gathered in Zurich, chanting slogans and burning American flags to protest Trump’s threats over Greenland. Demonstrations turned violent as clashes broke out with police, shops were damaged and windows smashed. Riot police used water cannons and rubber bullets to disperse crowds after stone pelting. The unrest has overshadowed the Davos summit, where Trump is set to speak alongside over 60 world leaders. Tensions over Greenland, tariff threats and Arctic security are expected to dominate discussions, deepening strains in EU-US relations.
Davos 2026: Anti-Trump Protesters Clash With Police In Switzerland Ahead Of US President's Arrival
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