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At the Forum's Annual Meeting 2023, trade leaders from Ecuador, the EU, Kenya and New Zealand unveiled a new Coalition of Trade Ministers on Climate.

MSCI’s Asia-Pacific index falls 0.8% as investors turn to bonds amid recession concerns; Japan’s Nikkei drops 1% as markets doubt BOJ’s commitment to its ultra-easy policy

The United States will soon implement laws against so-called hate speech, a top Eurocrat claimed at the World Economic Forum.

WEF invites PH to join center for technological advancement

The Latin American region has recently seen significant political shifts, but it boasts competitive advantages and opportunities in key areas, such as green energy.

Approximately 2 million km² of the Amazon forest has been deforested or degraded. Forest restoration is urgently needed to reconnect Amazonian ecosystems.

Addiction, crime. a it seemed like a good plan atida the time. hey, ive got an idea. >> lets prevent people fromil working. thatll make them rich . itll quietly improve life forni everyone. >> thats the world economics forum for you. the wef is often described as a group of super villains, butusly theyre also hilariously idiotic, not just evil, buffoonish. and by the way buf, they know ir theyre smarast enough to beha embarrassed anyway. the wef has since deleted its tweet about covid lockdowns....

COVID-era digital technologies are poised to take hold in Africa, but barriers remain. Enter social entrepreneurs, intent on advancing health equity.

The scale of crises the world faces, means we need to increase the scale at which countries can access the peaceful uses of nuclear science and technology.

USAID Administrator Samantha Power announced a new fund aimed at boosting the private sector's impact in development at the Forum's Annual Meeting 2023 in Davos.