Fact Check: World Economic Forum did not demand ban on homegrown foods
The World Economic Forum did not demand a ban on homegrown foods to achieve net-zero emissions, it said, contrary to an ...
No, World Economic Forum didn't demand global ban on homegrown food
A publication called Slay News promoted this rumor in three similar articles in 2024 and 2025, all without providing ...
World Economic Forum Shakes Up Senior Leadership
The World Economic Forum is shaking up its leadership ranks in the wake of a board investigation into the workplace culture ...
No, the World Economic Forum hasn’t called for a ban on homegrown food
What was claimed: The World Economic Forum (WEF) is demanding a global ban on homegrown food to meet Net-Zero targets. Our ...
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Beyond quick fixes: Rethinking crisis response in an interconnected world
Russia’s war against Ukraine, the ongoing conflict in Gaza, the COVID-19 pandemic and the escalating climate issues and ...
Manulife and UpLink, a World Economic Forum Initiative, Launch the 'Innovating for Asia's Demographic Future Challenge'
Manulife launched the 'Innovating for Asia's Demographic Future Challenge' through UpLink, the World Economic Forum's early-stage innovation initiative to tackle the world's biggest challenges.
Boao Forum 2025: Annual conference about to kick off with a highlight in cooperation amid uncertainties
Boao Forum for Asia kicks off on Tuesday in the southern island province of Hainan. With a theme of "Asia in the Changing ...
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BFA: Asia emerges as a global engine for economic recovery and sustainable growth
Helena McLeod, deputy director general at the Global Green Growth Institute, noted that strong policy support, a dynamic innovation ecosystem, and significant investment in new energy vehicles, energy ...