WEF's Drzeniek-Hanouz: Populism Comes to Davos

The transcript discusses societal division and polarization, highlighting Brexit and Donald Trump as examples. It contrasts pragmatic and emotional political debates and explores how Davos addresses populism and income inequality. Economic responses to populism and trade concerns are examined, along with environmental and technological risks, particularly in the context of the Trump administration.

What are some measures leaders can take to decrease polarization in society?

How does the speaker describe the political debates over the past years?

What is the significance of the slogan 'populism Trump's Davos'?

In what ways does the speaker suggest Davos can address populism?

What are the environmental risks mentioned in relation to the Trump administration?

How does technology impact societal issues according to the speaker?

What challenges does the speaker identify regarding income inequality?