Despite the fears that automation will require workers to have technical and digital skills, the World Economic Forum’s ‘Future Jobs Survey’ found that employers actually think they will need more human skills by 2020. Skills, robots and computers cannot replicate like critical thinking.

Isabelle Kumar talks to Brazil President Michel Temer. They discuss the country's fragile economic recovery and, of course, his country's longstanding battle against corruption

Argentinian President Mauricio Macri is vowing to bring his country back onto the world stage.

"When the United States grows, so does the world”

'Brexit will not derail European growth' - Euronews spoke to European Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs, Taxation and Customs, Pierre Moscovici

The EU's Economic and and Financial Affairs Commissioner talks to euronews' Sasha Vakulina.

Euronews' Isabelle Kumar asks Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Costa about his vision for the future of the Eurozone and Europe's economic expansion.

The Polish leader tells Euronews' Sasha Vakulina about his country's economic recovery and future relations with the European Union.

US leader will give speech on Friday, but delegates fear nationalistic tone at global summit.

Davos sees Angela Merkel warn against protectionism and populism while Emmanuel Macron says globalisation is facing a 'major crisis'

Euronews' Isabelle Kumar meets President of the International Committee of the Red Cross Peter Maurer to find out what geopolitical threats could affect global recovery.

US President is due to address the World Economic Forum later this week

According to a new report many CEOs believe this year could be the most fruitful ever.

The head of the World Economic Forum tells Euronews' Isabelle Kumar his vision for a post-recession economy.

Movers and shakers from the worlds of business, politics and culture are gathered in the Swiss resort of Davos for the 48th World Economic Forum.

On the theme of "Creating a Shared Future in a Fractured World", the 2018 Global Economic Forum in Davos will open its doors despite a thick blanket of snow, and the risk that its closing speaker, Donald Trump, won't make it to defend his "America First" policy because of a shutdown back home.

Trump is visiting Davos for the World Economic Forum later this month.