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Euronews asked attendees at the World Economic Forum's annual event what they hope to get from the meeting.
No-deal Brexit may be the right move: Lithuanian President
Lithuanian's president seemed to have a positive outlook on relations with the UK in the case of a no-deal Brexit.
Talking migration, Brexit and female leaders | Davos After Hours
In Euronews' special Davos After Hours discussion, correspondents Darren McCaffrey, Isabelle Kumar and Sasha Vakulina break down the key events from day three at the World Economic Forum (WEF).
Davos 2019: 7 things to know about on day three
Here's our round-up of all the news stories making headlines on day three of the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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Is the centre-left dead? David Miliband with Andrew Neil | Uncut
In a Euronews Davos special, Andrew Neil questions former British Foreign Secretary David Miliband on Social Democratic politics, the rise of populism and more.
Filipino journalist shines light on deaths in government's drug war
“Now more than ever the mission of journalism is incredibly important. Not just for Philippine democracy but for all democracies around the world," she said.
N Ireland 'will have to stay close to EU rules in any Brexit scenario'
Irish prime minister says even if no deal is agreed, Northern Ireland will need to remain aligned to EU rules to avoid hard border.
Brexit divisions can be exploited by violent extremists: Irish PM
Warning as UK's EU departure approaches.
No deal may be better than extending Brexit negotiations: Lithuanian president
"Nobody cares anymore what exactly the details are"
Davos panel talks migration management
A Davos panel, moderated by Euronews correspondent Isabelle Kumar, looked at ways of better managing migration flows.
Watch again: European issues on the agenda at special Davos discussion
The panel discussed what reforms are needed for the EU to be more effective.
Behind the scenes at Davos
Sasha Vakulina takes you into the corridors where the global elites do their thing.
Italy: stop messing in others' affairs. France: mind your own business
A French minister tells Euronews that Italy's politicians should focus on making Europe stronger, not attacking their neighbours.
Democracy can't work if people are being duped, says Jimmy Wales
Wikipedia founder issues warning on fake news around votes.
Reforms expected in Armenia, says PM Nikol Pashinyan
In an interview with Euronews, Pashinyan said it's time for his country to transform the "political revolution to an economic one."
Wikipedia CEO Jimmy Wales on fighting the spread of fake news
"The whole point of democracy is to express the will of the people,” Wales said.
“If the people are being duped and tricked by complete lies and false information, we end up with results that don’t really represent what the people want.”