Sophia Akram is a freelance journalist with interest in foreign policy, human rights and global development, featured in Al Jazeera, Vice and other outlets. She is also an editor with the World Economic Forum.
Elon Musk and Larry Fink take the stage at Davos 2026 to explore how breakthroughs in AI, sustainable energy, and space exploration are shifting the global economy from scarcity to total ...
AI is becoming core infrastructure. At the Annual Meeting 2026 in Davos, Jensen Huang tells Larry Fink how it can boost productivity and broaden growth.
This week's Radio Davos explores why investors should actively promote responsible AI practices to ensure safe and ethical development as per a new Forum report.
Air pollution is the silent killer, and climate change is the existential threat – in this week’s Radio Davos, we hear how cities are tackling both.
Climate scientist Tim Lenton explains to Radio Davos how positive tipping points can steer us out of climate doom, with the right policies.
A conman breaking hearts and bank accounts is not so rare. Radio Davos looks at the global cybercrime of romance fraud exposed in 'The Tinder Swindler'.
A new index reveals the state of tourism and sustainability across the world while guests in the sector speak to Radio Davos about what works and doesn't.
The keyboard, mouse and flat screen may soon be consigned to history. Two experts tell Radio Davos about the real impacts we will feel from the metaverse.
Sustainable mining is a key challenge as demand for metals is set to increase. Two leaders in the field explain the Forum's search to solve that problem.
Many of the innovations we need to get to zero are already out there – how can we scale up advanced energy solutions quickly? This week on Radio Davos.
With major powers and the United Nations unable to prevent or end many wars, maybe this is the moment for middle powers.
Bloomberg senior climate reporter and author talks about climate capitalism – the global solutions that could help mitigate climate change - on Radio Davos.
If AI can generate art, music and movies, what's left for humans? Musician Nile Rodgers, artist Refik Anadol, and the Hollywood actors union have their say.
Jude Kelley of the Women of the World Festival talks about the festival and why men are central to discussions on feminism.
¿Cuáles son los principales retos del sector energético en 2024? Dos expertos dan su opinión en el podcast de Radio Davos.
