‘Everything has changed for the global economy’, says Gita Gopinath, Harvard University economics professor and former deputy managing director of the International Monetary Fund, as she explains why recent turmoil hasn’t yet shown up in global growth rates. In this interview, she also discusses the potential of AI, as well as concerns about a bubble, and the threat of ‘jobless growth’. Gita Gopinath was a guest on Radio Davos. Watch the full video podcast episode here: https://ow.ly/Z66H50Y9oTT
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‘Everything has changed for the global economy’, says Gita Gopinath, Harvard University economics professor and former deputy managing director of the International Monetary Fund, as she explains why recent turmoil hasn’t yet shown up in global growth rates. In this interview, she also discusses the potential of AI, as well as concerns about a bubble, and the threat of ‘jobless growth’. Gita Gopinath was a guest on Radio Davos. Watch the full video podcast episode here: https://ow.ly/Z66H50Y9oTT
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From the triple bubble to inclusive AI and the quantum economy, here’s a short explainer of phrases you might hear from Davos in January. They’re a glimpse of the range of perspectives you’ll find at the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting, which for 50 years has sought to embody the ‘spirit of Davos’: an attitude of openness and productive collaboration. In a time of deepening global fragmentation, the 2026 event will foreground that focus once more through its theme: ‘The Spirit of Dialogue’
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From the triple bubble to inclusive AI and the quantum economy, here’s a short explainer of phrases you might hear from Davos in January. They’re a glimpse of the range of perspectives you’ll find at the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting, which for 50 years has sought to embody the ‘spirit of Davos’: an attitude of openness and productive collaboration. In a time of deepening global fragmentation, the 2026 event will foreground that focus once more through its theme: ‘The Spirit of Dialogue’
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The pursuit of economic growth has raised living standards and lifted millions out of poverty - but this progress has been achieved with a significant cost to the planet. Sustainability and economic growth need not be opponents, argues economist @Alessio.Terzi.5, Assistant Professor at the Bennett School of Public Policy, University of Cambridge. Green growth - that is, sustainable growth decoupled from pollution and CO2 emissions - is not just possible, it’s vitally important. Here Terzi explai
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The pursuit of economic growth has raised living standards and lifted millions out of poverty - but this progress has been achieved with a significant cost to the planet. Sustainability and economic growth need not be opponents, argues economist @Alessio.Terzi.5, Assistant Professor at the Bennett School of Public Policy, University of Cambridge. Green growth - that is, sustainable growth decoupled from pollution and CO2 emissions - is not just possible, it’s vitally important. Here Terzi explai
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The countdown to #WEF26 is on. In a world of accelerating change, dialogue has never mattered more. On 19–23 January 2026, leaders from government, business, civil society, academia, arts and culture will gather at the World Economic Forum’s 56th Annual Meeting to tackle shared challenges and explore the innovations shaping our future. Join the dialogue here: https://ow.ly/CgKE50XNzxz | World Economic Forum
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The countdown to #WEF26 is on. In a world of accelerating change, dialogue has never mattered more. On 19–23 January 2026, leaders from government, business, civil society, academia, arts and culture will gather at the World Economic Forum’s 56th Annual Meeting to tackle shared challenges and explore the innovations shaping our future. Join the dialogue here: https://ow.ly/CgKE50XNzxz | World Economic Forum
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In the next 5-10 years, it’s ‘inevitable’ the planet will breach 1.5°C of global warming on a more permanent basis, after it touched the boundary for the first time in 2024, says Johan Rockström, Director of PIK Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research. The situation is urgent - but far from hopeless. With the world’s leaders set to assemble at the #COP30 climate conference from 10-21 November, Rockström names 3 priorities to help minimize the overshoot and get the planet back to 1.5°C by t
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In the next 5-10 years, it’s ‘inevitable’ the planet will breach 1.5°C of global warming on a more permanent basis, after it touched the boundary for the first time in 2024, says Johan Rockström, Director of PIK Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research. The situation is urgent - but far from hopeless. With the world’s leaders set to assemble at the #COP30 climate conference from 10-21 November, Rockström names 3 priorities to help minimize the overshoot and get the planet back to 1.5°C by t
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What’s the outlook for the global economy? 53% of chief economists believe the global #economy will weaken in the year ahead, according to a survey by the World Economic Forum, but that’s an improvement on the 72% who thought the same in September 2025. From game-changing AI developments to the threat of inflated asset prices and a remarkably resilient trade sector, Philipp Grosskurth, Insight Lead at the World Economic Forum, talks us through the survey’s findings. Can you guess which global re
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What’s the outlook for the global economy? 53% of chief economists believe the global #economy will weaken in the year ahead, according to a survey by the World Economic Forum, but that’s an improvement on the 72% who thought the same in September 2025. From game-changing AI developments to the threat of inflated asset prices and a remarkably resilient trade sector, Philipp Grosskurth, Insight Lead at the World Economic Forum, talks us through the survey’s findings. Can you guess which global re
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The countdown to #WEF26 is on. In a world of accelerating change, dialogue has never mattered more. On 19–23 January 2026, leaders from government, business, civil society, academia, arts and culture will gather at the World Economic Forum’s 56th Annual Meeting to tackle shared challenges and explore the innovations shaping our future. Join the dialogue here: https://ow.ly/FLJC50XRQkL | World Economic Forum
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In a world shaken by trade disputes, geopolitical fragmentation and the rise of AI, what’s the outlook for the global #economy? The answer is mixed, as Philipp Grosskurth, Insight Lead at the World Economic Forum explains. While chief economists are somewhat downbeat about the global picture, there’s better news in some regions: 37% of those we polled expect strong or very strong growth in the Middle East and North Africa in the next year. You can find these insights and more in the World Econom
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The countdown to #WEF26 is on. In a world of accelerating change, dialogue has never mattered more. On 19–23 January 2026, leaders from government, business, civil society, academia, arts and culture will gather at the World Economic Forum’s 56th Annual Meeting to tackle shared challenges and explore the innovations shaping our future. Join the dialogue here: https://ow.ly/I5W350XBMzi | World Economic Forum
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The world has entered an ‘age of competition’, with 57% of experts predicting turbulent or stormy times ahead over the next decade. From state-based armed conflict to trade wars, extreme weather events and misinformation, the Global Risks Report 2026 leans on expert opinion to identify the top threats facing the world today. The report polls 1,300 leaders from a range of sectors for their predictions for the immediate future, for the next two years and for the next decade. You can read the full
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Uncertainty may be the watchword for the global economy today but the past 40 years have been a period of increasing wealth and living standards around the world. Data from the World Bank shows that the number of low-income countries has halved since 1987, while the number of countries classified as high-income has more than doubled. More than half of the respondents surveyed for the World Economic Forum's latest Chief Economists' Outlook expect greater divergence between the growth of developin
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The world is the hottest it has been for at least 100,000 years - and not only is the rate of warming higher than at any time in recorded history, that rate is also accelerating. Planet Earth truly is in uncharted territory, says Johan Rockström, director of the PIK Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research. Here, he gives the latest take on what the #climate science is saying: how a drop in the planet’s resilience is drawing us ever closer to irreversible tipping points, from the mass colla
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