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High inflation and unemployment could leave the continent lagging behind other major economies in 2024, according to global accounting firm KPMG.
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"Our continent has a lot of savings, but these savings are not circulating towards the right places, towards the right sectors. We can move forward, all 27 of us," Macron said in a speech at the WEF in Davos.
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Speaking at Davos, EU health boss Stella Kyriakides warned of the need to draw up safeguards on AI-driven tools used in the health sector including keeping human oversight over processes.
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At Davos, Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez articulated his vision for a unified Europe, highlighting his country's economic resilience and commitment to democracy and environmental sustainability. He also stressed support for Ukraine and advocated for a federal European Union.
Brussels will 'act' if Polish standoff breaches EU law, says Jourová
The European Commission is "very closely" following the political crisis in Poland and will "have to act" if the situation worsens and leads to violations of EU law, Věra Jourová warned on Wednesday.
Europe's access to space guaranteed after Ariane crisis, says ESA boss
Speaking in Davos, the head of the European Space Agency (ESA) was optimistic that Europe had emerged from an ongoing crisis after years of rocket delays.
Tech leaders in Davos share insights into metaverse and AI plans
Tech leaders at the 2024 Davos summit share what's next for digital worlds and what stamping out election misinformation could entail.
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A new report from the WEF claims that a conventional GDP growth picture is incomplete without a deeper understanding of the underlying nature and quality of growth.
ECB's Lagarde hints in Davos of potential summer rate cuts
At Davos, ECB's Lagarde hinted at possible summer rate cuts, but stressed that the ECB remains data-focused. Current economic uncertainties and market expectations for policy easing remain on the ECB's radar.
EU enlargement on the agenda at the World Economic Forum
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Red Sea shipping disruptions could further fuel inflation, EBRD warns
Prices are likely to soar as the main route for one-tenth of the global seaborne trade is under constant fire.
Zelenskyy: 'Predator' Putin will not be satisfied with frozen conflict
The Ukrainian president is attending the annual WEF in Davos, Switzerland, for the first time in person since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion.
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More CEOs fear their companies won't survive 10 years as pressures from challenges like AI grow, a new survey found.
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Davos 2024: Ukraine's Zelenskyy set to meet JP Morgan boss
Ukraine is seeking new ways to finance its rebuilding plans as vital aid from the West slows down. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reportedly has plans to meet JP Morgan's CEO at the World Economic Forum.
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Gathering for its annual meeting in the Swiss town of Davos, the World Economic Forum has released a new plan to support ageing societies.
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This year's motto for the week-long annual summit is 'rebuilding trust'.