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This graphic summarizes findings from the Global Risks Report, an annual publication produced by the World Economic Forum (WEF).

A private jet was used for a 21km journey to the 2022 World Economic Forum in Davos, Greenpeace reveals.

Global stability is most threatened by rising food and energy costs, climate-related disasters and the risk of further military conflict, says WEF.

Cost of living to be top global crisis risk over next two years, warns Global Risks 2023 report.

The World Economic Forum releases its ‘Global Risks 2023’ report

Rapid inflation, debt crisis, severe commodity price shocks, human-made environmental damage, and geopolitical contestation of resources are the top five risks for Bangladesh over the next two years, says the World Economic Forum's latest Global Risks Report. The World Economic Forum's top business executives have identified managing inflation as a worldwide concern while

The World Economic Forum (WEF) has identified the top five risks faced by economic-crisis-hit Pakistan. In its report — ‘Global Risks 2023’ — the WEF said that debt crisis, sustained and/or rapid inflation, state collapse, failure of cyber security measures and concentration of digital power are the top five risks faced by Pakistan, the Dawn reported on Thursday (January 12). The global forum said that Pakistan is facing a huge threat of hunger and distress amid a prevalent cost-of-livin...

Experts at the World Economic Forum give their insights into how their sectors are seeking to manage risks, build resilience and use new opportunities to shore up defences in 2023.

DUBAI: As the world returns to a new normal after the global COVID-19 pandemic, the war in Ukraine is wreaking havoc on global supply chains resulting in energy, inflation, food and security crises, according to the World Economic Forum’s latest Global Risks Report. The impact of these crises will be felt over the next two years exacerbating the cost-of-living crisis,

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s economic team lowered its 2023 growth forecast as the global outlook worsens and domestic inflation hovers near a 14-year high.