Donald Trump criticized Europe at Davos, stating that it is not heading in the right direction.

American President Donald Trump opened the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos on Wednesday with an eight-minute delay, starting his speech with criticisms of Europe, stating that the region "is not heading in the right direction." On the other hand, he boasted about the American economy, emphasizing that "the whole world is doing well" in the USA.

Trump says he wants to share his recipe for America's success so that allies can follow it, as he claims that "certain places in Europe are hardly recognizable," then attacking "uncontrolled mass migration" and Europe's focus on green energy.

He emphasized the joy of being back in Davos, mentioning that he addresses both respected business leaders and enemies. This statement reflects his critical stance towards European policy in the context of current international relations.