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Emirates News Agency - Editorial: The biggest threats to life in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Emirates News Agency - Editorial: The biggest threats to life in 2022

ABU DHABI, 14th January 2022 (WAM) - In just two years, the World Economic Forum has significantly revised its assessment of the most severe global dangers, said the English language daily 'The National News'. There is a strong chance that cinemagoers in the New Year are on their way to watch the well-reviewed Dune, an almost biblical tale partly filmed in Abu Dhabi about how the race to technology and modernity ends up plunging good people into a quest for desperate, basic survival and freedom....

Source: wam.ae
Outlook for global economy bleak, World Economic Forum warns - Vimarsana News

Outlook for global economy bleak, World Economic Forum warns

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Source: zawya.com
Climate crisis the biggest long-term threat to humanity... - Vimarsana News

Climate crisis the biggest long-term threat to humanity...

In its new ‘Global Risks Report 2022’, the World Economic Forum cites ‘climate action failure’ as the number-one risk over the coming decade.

Report sees debt crisis as top risk faced by Pakistan - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Report sees debt crisis as top risk faced by Pakistan - Newspaper

Most experts believe a global economic recovery will be volatile and uneven over the next three years.

Source: dawn.com
Pakistan to face debt crisis, failure of cyber security: World Economic Forum survey - Vimarsana News

Pakistan to face debt crisis, failure of cyber security: World Economic Forum survey

The 'Global Risks Report 2022' has listed five risks facing Pakistan with top risk of the debt crisis, followed by extreme weather events, failure to stabilise price trajectories, failure of cyber security measures and human-made environmental damage, local media reported.