Robin Pomeroy is in charge of the World Economic Forum's audio content and hosts the Forum's weekly flagship podcast Radio Davos. Before joining the Forum, Robin spent more than two decades at the global news agency Reuters, as a correspondent in Brussels, Rome and Tehran, and as a senior desk editor in London. He helped found the London-based media literacy charity The Charlotte Project, and taught journalism to Masters students at City, University of London. Robin is a fellow of the Knight Wallace Fellowship of journalists.
Greta Thunberg, who launched a mass movement of youth protests for climate action, has asked her supporters to suspend large demonstrations while coronavirus remains a threat.
For the great explorers of the 19th and 20th centuries, the prime motivation was getting to places no one had been before: "Because it's there," is what British mountaineer George Mallory...
COVID19不是“瘟疫”或“末日”，也不是“中国”或“亚洲病”，患者也不应被描述为“病毒传播者”。
Schools around the world are reacting to COVID-19, or Coronavirus. At the very least, they are putting in place measures to improve hygiene, while in some parts of the world they are clos...
Ce n'est pas une "peste" ou une "apocalypse"; ce n'est pas une maladie "chinoise" ou "asiatique" et les personnes atteintes de COVID-19 ne doivent pas être décrites comme "propageant le v...
No es una "plaga" o un "apocalipsis"; no es una enfermedad "china" o "asiática"; y no se debe describir a las personas con COVID-19 como "que propagan el virus".
It's not a “plague” or an “apocalypse”; it's not a “Chinese” or “Asian" disease; and people with COVID-19 should not be described as “spreading the virus”.
「自然に対して人類は宣戦布告しました。そして自然は今、非常に激しい反撃に出ています」。
Going by the media coverage, Davos 2020 was the Trump and Greta show.
"Humankind has declared a war on nature and nature is striking back in a very violent way."
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We've all seen the pictures: a forlorn polar bear stranded on an ice floe - the living symbol of global warming melting the ice caps.
"Do we want to go down in history as the people who did nothing to bring the world back from the brink?" Prince Charles asked at Davos, urging action to stop the worst of climate change.
When a young primatologist working in Africa in the 1960s gave names to the chimpanzees she was studying, many people were shocked - scientists are meant to keep an emotional distance fro...
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