colleagues, greetings from davos, in fact, i think that it will be possible to talk about breakthrough solutions tomorrow, because the main thing is official. say the opening, and when most of the leaders participating in this international economic will arrive forum in davos this year, they will come exactly tomorrow, today such celebrations regarding the opening and a number of events are actually quite important will take place and have already started to take place at 17:00 davos time in the ukrainian house this year in ukraine there are two locations, this is the ukrainian house and a location called design, or define tomorrow's future or your future, where such discussions actually take place. platforms and also exhibitions, which are designed to inform more about the war in ukraine, to also talk about russian war crimes, because until words here it is worth mentioning that since the 22nd year the so-called russian house in davos has been rented by a ukrainian house and there is a so-called house of russian crimes, where ukraine is precisely raising the awareness of international

in fact, people come to davos to learn two things. the first is what is the general situation in the world, what is new, what is happening, what are the trends, the second is where to invest money. regarding what is happening in the world, i want to remind everyone that the world economic forum, it has defined the top 10 priorities of what is important, what is a threat. economic development, and you know what the first threat is economic development, this is not war, this is disinformation, and the second threat is climate change, and the third threat is something else, war is in fifth place, so today the task of the president was to change this concept from and to raise war from fifth put the threats first, and explain to everyone what is really happening, and the main thing that i liked most about his speech - he explained how it affects specific countries and their residents, this is very important, because , well, for many people from european countries, as they say, the train has moved on, the situation has changed, and they no

iran's time was announced in davos. many people in the middle east are involved in the process of palestinian issues. see mr. blair himself. their hair is white. after being prime minister, their hair was not so white. and this shows that the issue of the middle east is not a very important issue. tony blair also said if you don't want to let the rest of my hair turn white. reduce wealth because it is very destructive for society. of course, iran has accepted the invitation of the organizers of the meeting of the world economic forum with the aim of not leaving empty space for its discussion and presenting views. for many years , we talked about the type of leadership that is worthy of the future world. until the 13th government, discussions such as the regional relations of the islamic republic of iran , the government's approach. new iran we will also explain the balanced foreign policy and the doctrine of the new foreign policy of the islamic republic of iran. minister of foreign affairs of the 13th government for th

>> davos is good at hype.u had to say what is right at the top of the hype curve at the moment, it is ai. you see it in the advertising. i certainly think it is going to have a material change, many things historically have also had material changes. listening to a panel, changes in how businesses operate in productivity and we can already see that in our business now. we are an early adopter of the copilot ai for microsoft. we can already see how that is starting to improve productivity. even more interesting is changes in science and how ai can be used to help accelerate building them new materials that might be needed for electric vehicles, etc. i cannot see it creating a 3.5 day week. that is just not how humans operate. we will use it to improve productivity rather than drop the time we are there. haslinda: but you see ai allowing you to have a smaller and more productive workforce? >> what technology has done over time is enable smaller workforces. this is another step in that journey, both as customers

listen to these journalists, or about... the detention of the businessman mazepa, who was going to davosday i even saw a comment by a person that, well, what about the malists, well, what about her well , you think, well, let them... listen to these people journalists, or about the detention of businessman mazepa, who was going to davos, today i even saw a comment by a person that, well , the malists, well, if you think about it, don’t let them listen to these journalists, or about the detention of businessman mazepa, who was going to davoz, today i even saw a comment by a person about the fact that the nalists, well , you think about it, let them hear about... these journalists, or about the detention of businessman mazepa, who was going to davos, today i even saw a comment by a person about that , what about journalists, if you think about it, don't let it these journalists are being eavesdropped, or about the detention of businessman mazepa, who was going to davos, today i even saw a comment by a person that, well, journalists, well , you will think about it, well, let them hear about

just like the slogan in davos this year. trust building has been raised and is a priority and with this priority, the meeting is being held , it shows that the davos meeting of the world economic forum is faced with double standards in discussions, but anyway , it is a meeting and an almost unique opportunity in the world that every year it will be held in davos, switzerland, mrs. shabiri , now there is a point about the sidelines and what is going on under the skin of this meeting, please tell us something more, a point that was interesting to me considering that maybe the presence of the officials in the unofficial official meetings i experienced many times that the informality of the conversations here attracted my attention, for example somewhere perhaps the secretary general of the united nations, mr. guterres , had an informal conversation with the us secretary of state, antonio blinken. another place, informally and privately, our foreign minister was talking to the lebanese prime minister, mr. najib mikati . it can b

kira , is at the davos forum. glory to ukraine, mrs. kiro, congratulations. greetings from davos.ell, we try to analyze the signals coming from davos every day. so what, the fourth meeting of advisers on the ukrainian peace formula has ended, but the day before, a rather unpleasant signal was sounded by the swiss minister of foreign affairs, who said that it was very difficult, so speak, speak about any peace formulas, without the involvement of the russian federation in the negotiations, well, accordingly, they asked you to share now the extreme news from davos, and accordingly, how can this rather strange statement of the swiss minister be interpreted? well, first of all the statement of the swiss minister, it is not unexpected for us, because switzerland has always had a particular opinion about how the war should end, and although... switzerland does not support us militarily, we receive a lot of humanitarian aid, but politically switzerland, let's say, keeps a fairly neutral position and is not an active defender of ukraine and the ukrainian peace formula, so it is understand

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i also wanted to ask you about this davos forum or summit or meeting, let's say the davos meeting of presidents' advisers regarding the peace formula, and zelenskyi already commented on this meeting and said that ukraine together with its partners are reducing russia's confidence. in the opportunity to impose for predatory world order with the help of terror. let's listen to what zelensky said. the masters of russia think that they are supposedly capable of using violence and terror, their lies and cruelty to impose some other predatory world order without rules, without any security guarantees. such is their confidence. we are now all together reducing the confidence of murderers with every meeting for the sake of normal international law, the constant expansion of our international work to new regions, to new states, new agreements and for the sake of greater security, ukrainian initiatives are gradually becoming global initiatives, i am grateful to everyone who helps in this. actually, i wanted to ask you, mrs. iryna, about the representation and... the organizers of this action,

well, davos is off to a good start for us.lthough we know that... some of these decisions, as a result of which we we receive a lot of weapons at such forums does not happen, but a lot of very agreements that will later be very useful for us are made there, and ukraine will continue to receive all the necessary financial and military support from the united states of america. the us secretary of state said this during a meeting with our president volodymyr zelenskyi on the sidelines of the world economic forum in davos. according to antony blinken, kyiv's support will continue despite the current controversy in the american congress. at the same time, the leader of the american foreign policy department emphasized that the white house administration is making maximum efforts to convince lawmakers to unblock aid to ukraine. and he added that european partners will also continue to provide ukraine with the necessary assistance. and that's also very encouraging, but that's not all. a great start to the day in davos with a meeting

president ukraine also held a meeting in davos with united states secretary of state anthony blinken and national security adviser to the american president jake sullivan. according to volodymyr zelenskyi, they discussed the key tasks facing the armed forces of ukraine this year and the means necessary for their implementation, effective implementation. also , further cooperation in the defense sphere, special emphasis was placed on anti-aircraft defense and long-range means of destruction. well , the only electronic one will work in ukraine register of conscripts, the relevant law was adopted by the verkhovna rada of ukraine, it was supported by 249 people's elected representatives. the document will make it possible to speed up the identification of ukrainians who are not on military registration for one reason or another. regardless of the place of residence, in this way the need to look for men in restaurants or gyms disappears, the authors of the law say. in addition, all services for the mobilized are coming to the digital front. the question of when it will be implemented, of

amir abdullahian's trip to davos. these days, davos is a popular intersection of political and economic authorities of the world with less formalities and more intensive consultations. both to find ways to develop cooperation and to find solutions to challenges and crises. the website of the world economic forum known as davos has announced that more than 350 heads of government officials and foreign ministers from more than 100 countries have come to davos. minister of foreign affairs at the invitation of the organizers of the davos meeting, iran first entered zurich and then the mountain village of davos in switzerland on the second day of the meeting. as soon as he arrived , bilateral meetings began. in a meeting with mr. amir abdullahian, the minister of foreign affairs of spain expressed his country's support for the jcpoa and the continuation of talks to revive this agreement. mr. amir abdollahian also emphasized iran's readiness to return to the jcpoa if the other parties to this nuclear agreement return and ad

look at the statements that have been made from the floor of davos and from europe beyond, beyond davos this statement was made by the leaders of the factions of the european parliament about the need to help ukraine in order to fulfill the obligations assumed by the europeans. this is the speech of fondelein in davos, who said that ukraine can win if we help it and give it everything it needs to win, i.e. this is faith, faith in the victory of ukraine and assurance that the europeans will continue to help. then, we also see the number of countries joining the peace formula, which has increased from 66 to 83 or 81 countries, we see the interest of these countries, and we see that europe has finally realized that ukraine... extremely important for europe, because it gives europe time to prepare for a bigger war, a block confrontation between a democratic bloc of countries and personalist regimes, and it is precisely in this confrontation that europe finally realized that ukraine gives them time bottlenecks expand what they have both in politics and in the economy, expand there, reform th

we are live in davos, switzerland.f artificial intelligence he's pushing for protection of people's likenesses. joining us to talk about his deep dive into a.i., entrepreneur will.i.am thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> everyone sits at this table says you can't walk six feet without somebody saying the word "a.i." to you. what have you learned on this journey, this trip are we at peak a.i. or is this just the beginning >> not peak. a pac-man. it's warner brothers haven't gotten to haloor xbox. haven't got that yet so this is a -- it's 1984. as far as -- >> in a good way >> no. both ways. >> well -- let's go straight to this give us the, in the good way and give us in the bad way as you see it >> well, it hasn't gotten bad as what social media has done to society. we haven't seen that yet. and let's hope that regulators, policymakers, get their stuff together so it doesn't end up that way we can't have it to where companies lead with greed, because we're just going to have some version, even worse, what

i also asked columnist orisa lutsevich about this, who was at the forum in davos.sian assets located in the west, assets of the russian central bank. this was also one of the main topics. her voiced by president zelenskyi, minister of foreign affairs koleva, and deputy president rostyslav. that is, it sounded everywhere , it is important that the legal and economic position represented here by ukraine and not only, because there are votes for the confiscation of these assets, as well as by british minister cameron, were heard here, and the arguments were such that a legal framework already exists , and in fact there is no need to change anything in international law, that this issue is exclusively political and... if there is a political will of the g7 countries, in particular great britain, as well as france, the united states, germany, belgium, where many of these assets are located, and together with the european union, this can be achieved, they communicated to the world economic community that, in fact, the risks of such a step would not be serious for the wor

i also wanted to ask you about this davos forum or summit or meeting, the davos meeting, let's say. both advisers to the presidents regarding the peace formula, and zelenskyi already commented on this meeting and said that ukraine and its partners are reducing russia's confidence in the ability to impose a predatory world order with the help of terror. let's listen to what zelensky said. owners the russians think that they are supposedly capable of using violence and terror, their lies and cruelty to impose some other predatory world order without rules, without any security guarantees. it is their confidence, the confidence of the killers, that we are now all together reducing at every meeting for the sake of normal international law, by constant expansion of our international work, to new regions, to new states, to new agreements and for the sake of greater security. in... ukrainian initiatives are gradually becoming global initiatives. i am grateful to everyone who helps in this. actually , i wanted to ask you, mrs. iryna, about the... representation and organizers of this action, whi

we will take you back to davos with an all-star lineup.rom new york, i'm alix steel with my cohost in london, guy johnson. that dollar story, really powering through. the two year yield across the two year yield across-the-board jumps higher as well. guy: it's across-the-board, the dollar is up pretty much against everything. you could find that on your bloomberg. look what is happening in the u.k. that upside higher than expected inflation. it is not even that u.k. exposed. the pound is under pressure. the u.k. five year is up 21 basis points. alix: that's like shake out kind of move there. our question of the day, is the buck back? state street ceo spoke to bloomberg at the world economic forum annual meeting in davos. here's what he had to say about the u.s. economy. >> i think the federal reserve will err on the side of interest rates. if you look at labor markets, the underlying economy, it is quite strong. the danger of undershooting outweighs the danger of overshooting. i don't think the fed would like to see a surge in inflation. a

think davos was reassuring.he atmosphere here is positive in a way that people are looking for solutions instead of endlessly discussing problems. president zelenskyy had excellent meetings with political leadership and business leaders. messages we received from both wings are encouraging. the most important thing is you hear the sense and the commitment to keep helping one way or the other. this is what we need. our deal is simple. help us and we'll do the job. in that sense, in my view, i can share with you my impression from davos. ukraine and a.i. and elections in the u.s. are three topics that really dominate discusses at the panels and at private dinners. it's good. ukraine is at the center of davos and not surprisingly, not accidentally, because what happens in ukraine matters for the world. >> mr. blinken was here. he is trying to get support through congress with his president as well for ukraine. did you get any form of reassurance from the scenior u.. politicians here that they will have funding for

meeting of advisers in davos, how to achieve a just peace, a formula from zelenskyi and yarmak. the next hour , we will talk about this and other things with our guests, people 's deputies of ukraine iryna hyrashchenko and valentyn nalyvaichenko, as well as oleg rybachuk, the former head of yushchenko's presidential office. in the second part of our program, which will start in an hour, we will have a political science studio. will be visiting us political experts viktor shlinchak, ihor reiterovych and serhiy taran. however, before we start our big conversation, let's watch a video of how soldiers of the special operations center of the asbu made the occupiers' tank evaporate near avdiivka by aiming at it right in the bc. let's see. friends, for those who are currently watching us on youtube, please subscribe to our page, like this video and write your comments. by the way , in addition, during this broadcast we are conducting a survey, today we ask you about this, will ukraine be able to win the war without western help, yes, no, everything is quite simple on youtube, if you ar

live from davos and london let's look at the headlines for this hour of the show.cb policymaker says it is too early for central banks to declare victory and gives clear gu guidance for 2024. >> obviously, they shouldn't be higher than today. bearing major surprises, we look at the middle east and our next move will be capped this year. i will not comment on this season >>> the imf tells cnbc it is up to central banks to stick the landing when it comes to rate setting and warning against expectations for cuts. >> we know the markets are expecting central banks to cut aggressively i think that is a bit premature to make that conclusion. >>> standard charter ceo tells cnbc that they will not derail u.s. and china ties in the face of the u.s. election. >> there is a transaction in there some place to keep the economy on an even kiel. >>> p resounding victory for donald trump in iowa cements his position as frontrunner and ron desantis is a surprise second place ahead of nikki haley >> we want to thank the great people of iowa thank you. we love you. what a turnout wha

the thirty-six-year-old man is currently living in the hotel. not far from davos plans to stay therehe evening, the demand for services is huge, but it is not disclosed who exactly uses them, the chic prostitute solomé balcius does not want to hear about criticism regarding the exploitation of her professional group by the powerful upper class. if this were the case, we would have to rethink a lot, then every service would be directly exploitative. accordingly, she likes to live by the motto, i would rather take money from the rich than from the poor. and for those who want to experience an altered state of consciousness, pharmaceutical companies will offer microdoses of magic mushrooms, while the four-day event will be replete with cocktail parties where you can enter by invitation only. well , continuing military assistance for zelensky is madness, the european union has no chance of defeating russia, the war in ukraine is a problem for america. mep from slovakia radakovsky, as they say now, gave away his base at the plenary session of the european parliament in strasbourg, and imm

on the eve of davos, he said that iran had attacked the same targets on the territory of pakistan.that 's it... the end will be when both sides decide that they have resorted to similar steps, or whether iran will decide to respond and the escalation between these countries will intensify. it is also worth remembering that a few days ago, iran hit targets in syria, iraq and pakistan. it looks like he's trying to demonstrate his own strength, to show that he will strike at everything he considers a threat. so what happens after its territory is hit, or targets on its territory are hit, even if those strikes are not aimed at iran or its military operations, that will be the key question. in its official statement , pakistan calls iran a fraternal state, but now these fraternal relations are under threat. wait, what is happening in the middle east, what are these iranian strikes on neighboring countries? are we playing iran? while already 3 the war between israel and hamas in the gas sector has been going on for months, the crisis in the region is intensifying, bbc columnist paul adam

hosni sadat shabiri, davos swiss broadcasting agency.istry of foreign affairs strongly condemned pakistan's early morning attack on a border village in sistan baluchistan province and demanded an immediate explanation from islamabad in this regard. at the statement of the ministry of foreign affairs of the people's security and transversal integrity of the islamic republic of iran has been read as the red line of our country and referring to the operations of the border camp on tuesday.

it's almost davos 2.0, isn't it?tream probably wasn't a good look when they're piled up at the airports >> i was thinking back the u.s. a political question, which is you saw gas prices go up and dpas prices go down. president biden blamed for it going up a question about whether he gets credit for it going down >> they're still 50% above where it started >> the question that i have, is the ceo of a company in this space, how do you think about the politics and how it relates to price for those watching, trying to thinking about what's happening in the country >> the price of gasoline is set by supply and demand and competition. it's not set by the president of the united states, not set by ceos of oil companies, it's set by markets it's a globally traded commodity. and prices went up because prices went up when the war in ukraine came out, prices came down as people realized that oil supplies weren't threatened. there were sanctions that were imposed on russia, but the russian oil kept coming into the market the san

in davos, switzerland. time for the hot topic of the hour.ds to do more about the struggling economy. watch this. >> there is no doubt that one of the first issues that anyone will think of is the issue they think of when they're at their kitchen table trying to pay a their bills which is how is the i economy treating them. there is no question whatsoever that is an important issue which we have been in the process of dr

that is a conversation at davos as well.s monetary and fiscal policy both butt heads and come together? interviews today starting with the governor of the bank of france. it's not just u.s., we are going global. we have the ukraine economy minister, the nato secretary-general and the ceo over the nasdaq as well. first, an interview with north volt's ceo at a time when we're talking about batteries and funding. that interview just a couple of minutes away with our "markets today" team. stick with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ get over here kids. time for today's lesson. wow. -whoa. what are those? these are humans. they rely on something called the internet to survive. huh, powers out. [ gasp ] are they gonna to die? worse, they are gonna get bored. [ gasp ] wait look! they figured out a way to keep the internet on. yeah! -nature finds a way. [ grunt ] stay connected when the power goes out, with storm ready wifi from xfinity. and see migration in theaters now.

this is the geographical composition of the participants of this year's davos forum. big event for political and business people from all over the world. although russia in one way or another the essence of the agenda was managed and because of the war unleashed on the european continent. the international community is considering how to bring its completion closer. volodymyr zelenskyy believes that the only way is to put more pressure on russia. from the tribune he scolded the west for weak sanctions, that they did not stop russian missile production, and for trying to avoid escalation, he said, it cost ukraine time and many lives of experienced military personnel, the ukrainian president warned, and from the idea of ​​stopping only hostilities. any frozen conflict will eventually flare up again after 2014 there were attempts to freeze the war in donbas, there were very influential guarantors of this process, but putin is a predator who is not satisfied with a frozen product and we need to protect ourselves, our children, our homes, our lives , and we can do it. for

entity to keep faisal— economic forum in davos. entity to keep faisal as _ economic forum in davos.isal as lamb _ economic forum in davos. entity to keep faisal as lamb busy. - one talking point in davos is the boost to the global economy if people have the right skills for the jobs of the future. retraining and equipped workers with the right skills could boost the global economy to the tune of $8. 3 trillion by 2030, according to the world economic forum. so how does it come up with that figure? with increasing adoption of emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence and automation, there is no doubt of the impact that will have on jobs and the way we work. i'm joined now byjeff maggioncalda, ceo of coursera and one of the key speakers at davos on the race to reskill. how did the west come up with that number and $8.3 trillion boost to the global economy by 2030 assuming everyone has the right skill set? i 2030 assuming everyone has the right skill set?— right skill set? i think the way they _ right skill set? i think the way they approach - right skill set? i think th

speaking to us in davos, he weighed in on the u.s.on campaign. >> i think there's a lot at stake in this election. elections are huge deals. i believe that america is going to be fine, no matter what happens in this election. i believe ai is going to be fine no matter what happens in this election, and we will have to work very hard to make it so. but no one wants to hear me rant about politics. but i think there has been a real failure to sort of learn lessons about what is working for the citizens of america and what is not. >> there are political figures in the u.s. and around the world like donald trump who are tapped into a feeling of dislocation, anger of the working class. a feeling of exacerbating inequality or technology leaving people behind. is there the danger that ai furthers those trends? >> yes, it's something to think about, but one of the things that surprised us pleasantly on the upside, when you start researching and saying we are following where the signs lead us, we will follow where users lead us. you get to stee

, i don't think that anything has changed after davos, and this or that phrase or metaphor again, itn some shake the world in some way, but the fact that we need to knock on all doors and we need to continue to do it systematically at all levels, starting from the president, government officials, parliamentarians, public on... organizations to do it in interaction in a systemic such coordination, then this just a simple duty of each of us, thank you, ms. ivano, mr. oleksandr, during davos, the ukrainian delegation held a meeting on the ukrainian peace formula, and the peace formula is an initiative of president zelenskyi, a global peace summit is to be held in switzerland, during the visit of the president. and conversations with the president of switzerland, actually this was achieved, and it is obvious that when we talk about zelenskyi's peace formula, we are not only talking about the peace formula for ukraine, we are talking about the european continent, we are talking about the world, after all is about a new security system, because all those security precautions that were afte

ivano and mr oleksandr, this week the world economic forum in davos took place and is coming to an end, president zelenskyi addressed the political-financial elite or the political-economic elite of the world and spoke about the danger of the russian federation and the predator putin, well he said that there is no need, no we need to freeze the conflict in ukraine, and we need to freeze it simply. assets, russian assets abroad, and that the predator putin will never be satisfied with just frozen meat, he will always want blood, and he will always seek that blood and to fight not only with ukraine, did the world hear zelenskyi in davos, mrs. ivanna, well , i think that we could not count on the fact that this... extremely important international platform will become some kind of breakthrough story for ukrainian diplomacy there, but the presence of president zelensky there was certainly important and correct, it is good that he is trying to continue to reach the world in different ways and in different variations, let's say, and with different metaphors, but i think the time has come for

brad: first time it davos? sam: first time. brad: he mentioned he preferred to spend more time on stage talking about agi. what is the message you are bringing to political leaders and other business leaders here? if you can distill it. sam: thank you. [laughter] i think 2023 was a year with a year with the world woke up to the possibility of the systems becoming increasingly capable and increasingly general. gpt 4 is best understood as a preview. it was more over the bar than we expected of utility for more people in more ways, but it's easy to point out the limitations. we are thrilled people love it and use it as much as they do. but progress here is not linear. this is the thing that is really tricky. humans have horrible intuition for -- speaking for myself, it seems a common part of the human condition. what is it mean if gpt5 is much better than gpt4 was to gpt3? what if it means if we are on this trajectory now? on the question of regulation, i think it's great different countries try different things. some will probabl

china frankly and directly, as they know how, said that no, we will not meet with zelensky in davos, this is such a direct signal that we continue to support russia and shall we not tell them what they should do and what they should join from ukraine? look, i did not specifically hear such and such an expression from the chinese delegation, i cannot comment on such an expression, i was also asked yesterday by your colleagues, journalists from other media who... broadcast in a foreign language to the world, and let's remember what is important for us the question is that if you look at the peace plan of ukraine, the chinese matter of light, it is beneficial only to them, and we want to talk about the potential danger in the pacific region, namely the question taiwan, why such a position now , let's say, refocus its attention from ukraine to... other countries of the world, even close ones, we understand, it is important for us that the chinese foreign minister does not change his position, speaking about the independence and integrity of ukraine, and which peace plan will work, we hop

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absolutely, well, for me, as i speak with the specialists there, davos, of course, no one will bring anything concrete from there in their bags, but it's like for me, you know, a conversation in the undressing after the first half of a football match, not everything. there were just 50 billion delays with the usa delays there are other difficult moments with poland with romania with slovakia with hungary had problems at the borders. well , the most important thing for me is for people to talk frankly on the sidelines of this forum, to explain. what can happen if this does not happen, well, they began to act for , well, the decisions on the border are certain for some reason, there is help from germany, france for weapons, i think what will happen next, and it is important that this conversation takes place, and everyone heard and everyone understood everyone, this is a platform for thinking, received information, went to their countries, digested it, and began to work, well, just such information about russian the representatives who gathered at the davos forum received dew drops, my

a great start to the day in davos with a meeting with volodymyr zelenskyi. there is reason for optimism. ukraine maintains its independence. yes, on your page on the x microblogging network. this is the former twitter. nato secretary general jens stoltenberg summarized his morning meeting with volodymyr zelensky. and all this is said by the head of the north atlantic alliance, despite the serious situation on the fronts. and a little later, yen stoltenberg added, quote. aid to ukraine is an investment in one's own security. you just have to stand by ukraine, and at some point russia will understand that it is paying too high a price and agree to a just peace. well, it seems to me that the conclusion of the nato secretary general was too optimistic, i don't think that russia, as long as it has putin at the helm in the kremlin, will agree to some, as he calls it, just peace, but the statement is still good. very soon , they will be able to produce 1 million in the european union of artillery ammunition per year, the deputy chairman said. president of the europ

hosni sadat shabiri of iran's davos swiss broadcasting agency emphasized . it has carried out anti-terrorist operations in syria and iraq in full compliance with international obligations. the ambassador of our country's permanent representative in the united nations stated in a letter to the secretary general of the united nations and the president of the security council: iran, as one of the main victims of terrorism, targeted attacks against the bases and facilities of terrorist groups located in syria and iraq within the framework of the inherent right of self-defense and international humanitarian rights . fully complied with. tuesday morning , in response to the recent actions of the zionist regime and isis against iran, with 24 ballistic missiles, the irgc targeted mossad spy headquarters in erbil, iraq, and the gathering of terrorist groups in idlib, syria . the number of participants in the national health campaign exceeded 43 million people, according to the director general of the non-communicable diseases office of the ministry of health, so far

as we talk about more coverage out of davos.loomberg's francine lacqua will be moderating a panel on the global economic outlook with ecb president christine lagarde and the german finance minister. what does the future of the global rate story look like specifically right here in europe? stick with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ kriti: welcome back to "daybreak: europe" i'm kriti gupta in london. i want to give you a look at the green energy transition. this decade shaping up to be the crucial one for the world's net zero ambitions. much of the focus going towards a scaling up renewable energy. not just output, infrastructure needs to be built to carry all that solar and wind power. covering it closely, the head of grids and utilities over at bloomberg nef. some strain is on grids around the world, is it ready for these net zero ambitions? >> unfortunately, the answer to that question is no. there is some regional variation because these grids are fundamentally planned and funded at a regional or national level. wherever we look, we

mountain village of davos in switzerland.soon as he arrived, bilateral meetings began. the minister of foreign affairs of spain in a meeting with mr. amir abdollahian expressed his country's support for the jcpoa and the continuation of talks to revive this agreement. mr. amir abdollahian also emphasized iran's readiness to return to the jcpoa if the other parties to the nuclear agreement return and adhere to it. in the meeting with the interim prime minister of pakistan, ways to increase the volume of trade relations between the two countries from two and a half billion dollars to 5 billion dollars were discussed. the meeting with the lebanese prime minister was longer than the other two meetings. it was both about bilateral cooperation and about the palestinian issue. the prime minister of lebanon on the need to continue joint consultations. in the context of palestine, he said with iran. also both sides they have examined the ways of opening aid corridors to gaza. in the meeting with mr. amir abdullahian, the minister of f

. >> it can only be davos.iny ski resort in switzerland home to the annual meeting of the world economic forum. three key topics. number one, a dovish pivot. despite sticky inflation and robust labor markets and investors are pricing an aggressive rate cuts by key central banks following the cost of living crisis and global monetary tightening. reduced our wing costs cannot come soon enough. the next crucial question is whether policymakers can make the pivot to avoid a hard economic landing. rising geopolitical pressure. world leaders were already grappling with the russian invasion of ukraine nearly two years ago. counteroffensive from kyiv has not gone to plan and foreign support is not flowing as freely. there is a second conflict on the global stage. the humanitarian cost has been immense and the war has the potential to spark wider tensions across the middle east. and number three, aia. investors are obsessed with its potential to art -- and it drove some of the biggest stock market gains last year. press

. >> jesse: davos. wants to read your mind. >> i'm going to do a body cavity search. >> i wouldn't if i was you. >> jesse: no passport, no photo, no problem. migrants cut the line while you get a pat down. >> i don't know what you got in there, but we are going to find out. >> most of us aren't moved by white tears because we don't actually think they are real. that's manipulation, that's strategic. that's diabolical that's diabolical. >> jesse: shaming white people is now a big business. plus... >> i'm, like, totally naked, and i don't remember how i ended up naked. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: the meeting of the minds goes back to the ancient greeks, when philosophers like aristotle and socrates used to gather in what they called agoras, a space or philosophy business and politics were discussed among the best and brightest. these meetings generated a cauldron of ideas on how to organize society and achieve happiness. but, today, when the so-called brightest minds get together, it's nothing but a debauchery risk

we're live in davos.nal" is reporting that the interspace of china is looks at ways that beijing handles security they're interested in the type of data chinese will disclose to u.s. regulators. they're seeking a green light. a long review could result in delays in the company's stock sales. the company is now based in singapore. big question whether shein will go public. is it a chinese company? the manufacturing is there, but so much of the rest of the busy is effectively outside of the country, but nonetheless -- >> we're going to uc ta about new york the venerable new york stock exchange saw some big debuts in 2023 including birkenstock i know you've got a closet full. >> i wish i was wearing them right now. >> joining us now with a look at her new offers, lynn martin president of the nye group that's how we promoed your appearance it's always about ipo pipelines. there's a lot of other things happening in terms of ai, but let's talk about that. you think it might be thawing. that's a bad word because

that is a lot of the message at davos.athan: just to jump in, it is difficult to believe that the poor ev sales are a consequence of the misinformation campaign about range anxiety. let's take hertz the car rental company. they have to dump 20,000 ev cars. not just rebalancing supply and demand but the cost of carry. it is expensive to keep these vehicles come expensive to buy one. i think what we are seeing is a reality check. not only the ultimate destination but the pace that we get there. for most everyday americans, they cannot afford this. sec. kerry: the price is going down as the price of renewables has gone down. the price of renewable solar has gone down 83% in the last years. the price of wind has gone down 50%. the price of lithium has gone down 97%. we do need to send stronger demand signals to the marketplace. we have an entity that we have created a number of years ago called the first movers coalition. we have 100 of the top corporations in the world in the first movers coalition including apple, microsoft,

at the 20-24 davos summit , they are actually following four points. the first point is security and cooperation in the world to know how they can effectively overcome the crises in the world in a single action. they should create a foundation because these topics are very detailed, yes. in fact, according to the atrocities that israel has committed in gaza, the crises we have in the region are dormant and there is a possibility that a regional crisis will arise , definitely in the davos summit, based on the interests of the countries in terms of economy and security. i will say goodbye to you, mr. etimadi, mr. hosseini , ms. azmi. we will see you and your esteemed guests on the 7 o'clock news. good morning dear viewers. good morning .

absolutely, well, for me... for me, as i speak there with the davos specialists, of course no one willing specific from there in their bags, but this is what it looks like to me, you know, the conversation in the dressing room after the first half of a football match, not everything was easy, the 50 billion delay, delays from the usa, there are other difficult moments, with poland, with romania , slovakia, hungary, there were problems at the borders, well, the most important thing for me is that people openly talk on the sidelines of this forum, explain what can happen if this does not happen, well, and start acting for, well, the solutions on the border are somehow certain yes, there is help nime. france on weapons, i think what will happen next, and it is important that this conversation takes place, and everyone heard everyone, and everyone understood everyone, this is a platform for reflection, they received information, went to their countries, digested it, and began to work, well, the representatives received just such information, regarding the russian rosatom, who gathered at t

davos.s elites gathering in davos, switzerland for the annual world economic form um, tackling climate change and global complex and the rise of ai. one of the panel is getting attention. this was the opening performed by an indigenous woman who claims to be the voice of the forest. [ speaking in unknown language ] >> i guess they are not worried about covid anymore. john keri also spending his week at davos. the outgoing climate czar railing against this information about electric cars. we have seen them not work. >> there has been a very, very clear policy which regrettably has been attacked by people who are engaged in high levels of disinformation. they have been trying to scare people about the range of vehicles, range anxiety out there. >> greg, the disinformation was about how we were ready for this transition. >> this is why they are saying disinformation is now the second most important issue behind climate. whenever you counter what they say, they use that other issue to protect th

so when you say, "i met davos to talk about climate," everyone hears, "you were at davos?ty. if anybody other than an indigenous woman had done that, could you imagine? you would be charged with assault. think about what we had to do. you cough in your hand and you wipe your hands on somebody'ssoe face? how is that not assault? what if they all get covid andid they get in their private jetste and i'll go home and start another wave oomf the pandemic?o >> piers: it could beho attempted murder. >> dana: piers, how should wet think abouont davos from your perspective? >> piers: just on the coughing thing, and the last two monthssa i've had four different conditions. flu, bronchitis, covid, and walking pneumonia, which iseu moironic because with walking pneumonia you can't walk. i still got a cough. soalk. that video was quite c triggering for me. i don't believe i'm still infectious, but just in case... [laughter] the thing about davos, when you look at john kerry, one of the world's great hypocrites, he i wants to keep preaching about carbon footprint, all the rest of it. he

and this means, here's just a simple example for you, today davos is already working for the second dayecond day, the dictator of the world, who, unfortunately, is still called the president of the conditional russian federation, is speaking on this... second day. what he is saying, he is saying that ukraine was allegedly refusing peace talks. and he says it very often in different ways audiences, but watch him do it. he does it energetically, he believes in it, and this is the energy of a stylist. and the ability to horizontally reach a very large number of people precisely in the horizons of the gromat, we are talking about the horizons precisely, they give the result that maybe he really is right, so we recorded in our center back in the 17th year that virtually the putinites on the munich security conference, and this is also a world forum, even how much they... worked, let's say, powerfully, that this report the mungen security conference in the 17th year was called posttrust, postwest, postod, which in translation is posttruth, post west, postorder in 2017, and today, today is alr

the chief economist told about this on the sidelines of the economic forum in davos.the european bank for reconstruction and development, well, she speaks for herself the bank, for its financial institution ebr, plans to invest in our country from 7.5 to 15 billion euros, but these funds are planned to be invested in ukraine within 5 years, well, the funds are really needed, because vasyl's printing press, well, under any conditions, to turn it off under any circumstances is not an option, absolutely, well, for me, as i speak with the specialists there, yes... of course, no one will bring anything concrete from there in their bags, but it is like, you know, a conversation in a locker room after the first half of the football match, not everything was simple, 50 billion delay, with the usa delays , there are other difficult moments, with poland, with romania , with slovakia, with hungary, there were problems at the borders, well, the most important thing for me is that people talk frankly on the sidelines of this forum, explain what can happen if this it won't happen,

on the other hand, the big forum in davos is coming up, you know? that our issue is at the top of the agenda. well, you mentioned the forum in davos, and let's start with that, it's still a forum, where it traditionally started with what is going to happen. business, and such large forces of an economic nature determine their actions, well, they say for the future, but at least for a year ahead, so for several months there has been an idea circulating among the business community that it would be desirable to predict whether it would happen that the hot phase of the war between russia and ukraine would end somewhere by the middle of summer, that is, they had such a reasoning, i tell you i will say, it was possible around the time when the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi , visited new york, he also had meetings with big business there, and after that, information appeared in the american media that the dates just appeared , well, i also confirm this with facts, because the international monetary fund planned the so-called financing plan unt