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Robin Pomeroy is a journalist with Reuters who is currently working at the World Economic Forum.
Heavy industry and transport emit one-third of CO2 emissions. As the world struggles out of the COVID crisis, can we get them on a path to net-zero?
This weeks World Vs Virus looks back at some of our most important interviews to see what we might have learned as coronavirus spread across the world.
COVID-19 has brought into greater focus the need to make our economies more environmentally sustainable, says former Formula 1 world champion and green investor Nico Rosberg.
Systemic racism affects the job opportunities, pay and even the health of ethnic minorities. But what is it and will things change?
Air pollution may well be making the pandemic worse, but we now have an opportunity to tackle the problem that itself kills 7 million people a year.
Public Health Professor Devi Sridhar considers why people of colour are more likely to catch and be killed by COVID-19. And what of the long-term effects of the virus?
Nelson Mandela a déclaré que le racisme ne peut être vaincu qu'avec une économie forte, une société cohésive et des institutions démocratiques. Klaus Schwab a terminé sa session sur la Gr...
Nelson Mandela dijo que el racismo sólo puede ser vencido con una economía fuerte, una sociedad cohesiva e instituciones democráticas. Klaus Schwab cerró su evento del Gran Reinicio con e...
This week, the World Economic Forum joined with HRH The Prince of Wales to launch the Great Reset, a plan to build a greener, smarter, fairer world after COVID-19.
Nelson Mandela said racism can only be defeated with a strong economy, cohesive society and democratic institutions. Klaus Schwab closed his Great Reset event with those words.
Historian Niall Ferguson tells the World Vs Virus podcast why we'll have to learn to live with COVID-19 and says economic recovery will be slow and hard.
The Americas become the virus epicentre; South Korea sees new spike in cases; and warnings on cybercrime: what you need to know about COVID-19 on 27 May.
Today's top stories: UN warns pandemic may reverse human development for the first time in 30 years; US bans travel from Brazil; Spain eases lockdown.
The 'Great Lockdown' isn't a typical downturn and requires a different and bigger response, IMF Chief Economist Gita Gopinath says on this week's podcast.
The WHO's annual meeting happens on line, and parts of Europe struggle to return to normal life: today's must-read stories about the coronavirus pandemic.
