Davos: Trump’s Popularity Fades Amidst Discontent
- DAVOS, Switzerland - Former President Donald Trump addressed the world Economic Forum (WEF) on Wednesday, January 21, 2026, amidst criticism surrounding the "USA House," a temporary U.S.
- The "USA House" served as the base of operations for the U.S.
- Trump's appearance at the WEF marks a return to the forum after a four-year absence.
Trump Addresses World Economic Forum amidst controversial “USA House”
DAVOS, Switzerland – Former President Donald Trump addressed the world Economic Forum (WEF) on Wednesday, January 21, 2026, amidst criticism surrounding the “USA House,” a temporary U.S. residence established within an evangelical church in Davos. The unconventional location and its accompanying imagery – featuring an eagle, a flame resembling Trump’s hair, and the Statue of Liberty’s torch – drew significant attention before his arrival.
The “USA House” served as the base of operations for the U.S. delegation during the annual WEF meeting. The choice of an evangelical church as the location sparked debate, with some observers questioning the appropriateness of aligning the U.S.government with a specific religious institution on international grounds.
Trump’s appearance at the WEF marks a return to the forum after a four-year absence. He last attended the event in January 2020, shortly before leaving office. Details of his speech and engagements with other world leaders are still emerging, but the setting of the “USA House” has already become a focal point of discussion.
