The Latest Breaking News from WEF

Jagan meets WEF founder, corporate leaders, Adani at Davos

CM inaugurates A.P. Pavilion set up by State Economic Development Board

The Hindu · May 22, 2022

Millionaires join Davos protests, demanding ‘tax us now’

Group call for fresh taxation of wealthy to tackle cost of living crisis and gulf between rich and poor

The Guardian - UK · May 22, 2022

With no A-listers, can Davos still play a part on the global stage?

This year’s meeting may just manage some climate progress, but many say the forum is irrelevant in a changed world

The Guardian - UK · May 21, 2022

We’ll showcase our economic prowess, says Karnataka CM Basavaraj Bommai

BENGALURU: Chief minister Basavaraj Bommai on Thursday said the Indian delegation will demonstrate the country’s economic prowess during the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) annual meeting to be held in Davos from May 22-26.

The Times of India · May 20, 2022

Cold comfort awaits annual meet

Is Davos without the cold and snow still Davos? We are about to find out. For those accustomed to coming together in January to "improve the state of the world", the World Economic Forum's (WEF) decision to hold its annual jamboree in springtime will give us the chance to work…

Bangkok Post · May 19, 2022

A.P. Chief Minister to leave for Davos meet on May 20

Delegation to showcase development achieved by the State

The Hindu · May 19, 2022

While the punters obsessed about the Oscars slap, the elites met in Dubai to plan your future

'Given bread and circuses, they never revolt'

Newcastle Herald · May 14, 2022

Why Is Politics Getting Nastier?

With threats and harassment rising, running for office has become a dangerous job

The Walrus · May 12, 2022

Andhra Pradesh to showcase its growth trajectory at WEF conference at Davos

Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy to lead a high-level delegation for the meeting scheduled from May 22 to 26

The Hindu · May 12, 2022

Fact checking Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese in the third leaders' debate

The third leaders' debate was a much more subdued affair than the fiery, more shouty previous clash between the two leaders. But in politics, less shouting doesn't necessarily mean fewer furphies.

ABC News · May 12, 2022