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As the number of countries experiencing war or fragility continues to rise, what is at stake for current and future generations if the physical and psychological toll on civilians in conflict zones goes unaddressed?
From human rights violations to the lack of access to basic necessities, community leaders have emerged with practical responses to the urgent realities facing nearly half of the world’s population.
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Inflation, debt, fragmentation and technological disruption are converging to create the most complex economic environment in decades.
Join leading economists to decode the economic landscape in the year ahead.
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In a world where AI delivers instant answers and infinite information, the challenge isn’t scarcity, it’s overload.
How do we navigate a landscape where shortcuts abound, attention is fragmented and the very meaning of “knowing” is being redefined?
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Amid enlargement, evolving neighborhood dynamics, intensifying global competition and shifting transatlantic relations, Europe must safeguard its strategic autonomy and democratic values while redefining its role as a coherent and influential global actor.
What vision will guide a European foreign policy that leads with purpose in the decade ahead?
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The World Economic Forum’s Global Risks Report 2025 highlights a rapidly shifting risk landscape, with two-thirds of experts anticipating a fragmented global system by mid-century. Eroding trust, intensifying geopolitical competition and growing systemic volatility are weakening the institutions once relied on to manage shared risks.
Can leaders forge new frameworks for collaboration that restore confidence, strengthen resilience and enable collective progress in an increasingly divided world?
Source: World Economic Forum (video statements)
A special Address by He Lifeng, Vice-Premier of the People’s Republic of China.
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A special address by Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission.
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As geopolitical competition intensifies and threats to critical energy infrastructure grow, nations are pursuing divergent paths to achieve energy security. Some are expanding the use of clean energy, others revisiting nuclear production, upgrading grid infrastructure, or leveraging traditional hydrocarbons.
What impact will these differing strategies have on global energy demand and on those looking to secure reliable energy for the long term?
Source: World Economic Forum (video statements)
With private market assets having tripled since 2013 and projected to reach $20 trillion by 2030, traditional and retail investors are increasingly turning to these investments.
As private credit and other private market strategies expand, how can strong attention continue to draw investment while also avoiding systemic risks?
How is the perception of risk shifting over time, as crises become increasingly interconnected and frequent?
