While global attention is on the World Economic Forum in Davos, where leaders are navigating Donald Trump’s tariff threats against Greenland, another European island is grappling with a devastating economic shock.
Sicily, the Mediterranean’s largest island, is assessing the fallout from Cyclone Harry after days of extreme waves and torrential rain battered its eastern Ionian coast, wiping out public infrastructure, damaging homes, and disrupting a tourism economy that underpins much of the region’s income.
