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Russian sanctions speculation debated at Davos
The change of administration at the White House has led to speculation about the possible lifting of US sanctions against Russia over its incursion into Crimea.
US policies critical to 2017 global economic prospects
Participants in the the World Economic Forum tell Euronews what Donald Trump does is critical for the US and the, by extension, the global economy.
Russia can 'talk to Trump about getting sanctions eased'
The arrival of Donald Trump to the White House opens the door to sanctions against Russia being eased, it’s been claimed.
"European Disunion" - experts discuss the future of the EU in Davos
The rise of populism could threaten the future of the European Union.
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WEF 2017: same place, different agenda
Business Line checks out how the participants in the World Economic Forum are coping with a radically different political landscape.
Day 1 at Davos and global elite discuss "leadership"
With over 2,500 heads of business, government and international organisations attending this years World Economic Forum in Davos, what better subject to discuss than Responsive and Responsible…
Davos participants give their reaction to May's Brexit policy speech
At the World Economic Forum, Euronews canvassed opinions on Theresa May's Brexit policy speech.
China's warning over protectionism: don't lock yourself in a dark room
All eyes were on the Chinese President's address at the World Economic Forum in Davos, as he gave a vigorous defence of free trade
Davos debates difficult times
World leaders, CEOs and NGO chiefs are at the World Economic Forum in Davos, considering responses to a rapidly changing political and economic world.
Chinese President Xi defends globalisation at Davos: 5 key points to take away
President Xi Jinping made the first appearance by a Chinese leader at Davos addressing growing anti-globalist sentiment.
Is this the end for multiculturalism?
Europe’s liberals must get better at ‘owning patriotism’ and not leave it to the far-right, the widower of murdered British MP Jo Cox has said.
World Economic Forum in Davos opens with Crystal Awards
Before the world’s political and financial elites begin discussing global problems, the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos has held its annual Crystal Awards presentation for humanitarian…
Davos: toxic politics take the shine off a stronger economy
The four-day affair of panel discussions, lunches and cocktail parties will touch on subjects as diverse as terrorism, artificial intelligence and wellness - but focus on the rise of populism.