World Economic Forum (January 16, 2015)

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5 risks from water overuse http://t.co/Y0Y0nVaaDr pic.twitter.com/u995zTHlPW
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 15 Januari 2015

Artificial Intelligence: how can we manage the robot risk? http://t.co/rwkfiHdUyu pic.twitter.com/j7bjQD5iJM
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 15 Januari 2015

How should we regulate the global financial system? http://t.co/FvLio4tkMh pic.twitter.com/DVOpwxC448
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 15 Januari 2015

How remittances promote consumption stability http://t.co/TfjKQKHdGC pic.twitter.com/TtlWkNP9fP
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

The new type of battery made of glass http://t.co/1Ffh7K8dBG pic.twitter.com/dIvKzfXsKu
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

How to make transport safer for women http://t.co/hxkjxMUqK5 pic.twitter.com/gOZ3RDTl6B
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

How climate change threatens the fight against poverty http://t.co/MQzWP3r5J7 pic.twitter.com/2QfNCjH1m7
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

Why Brazil needs foreign enterprise http://t.co/WPU3N5wySK pic.twitter.com/iooxzlczab
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

How to make our cities safer http://t.co/q7nQFD6iXz pic.twitter.com/z4nOYvbL1A
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

How researchers can analyse the causes of cancer http://t.co/aYKKOfEPBy pic.twitter.com/J7vKAG5RgQ
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

Can research help us avoid a megadisaster? http://t.co/y00BCRvfKz pic.twitter.com/vj9RrewUkh
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

Why China needs a clear-cut monetary policy http://t.co/ozT1la6WHf pic.twitter.com/Iy5pHdLQrc
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

How to address poverty and improve global health http://t.co/bmKJDJfHPl pic.twitter.com/sIKaRdSDVc
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

Is technology to blame for the decline of labour’s income share? http://t.co/23AtauW3oA pic.twitter.com/HlkNzypyE3
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

Bugs and blackouts: what are the risks for high-tech cities? http://t.co/VySQO2Lb4C pic.twitter.com/vsHyQvdm1h
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

The green opportunity from low oil prices http://t.co/JVced7ml0v pic.twitter.com/N7ulzCxvff
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

Error or terror: the risks of cutting-edge biology http://t.co/XC39ziz6Fl pic.twitter.com/GYq5V4A9D1
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

Warfare in a world beyond nation states http://t.co/mTkVNOeAo7 pic.twitter.com/Nx8wMV8r12
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

Why new leaders can’t succeed alone http://t.co/LpAyjzM6ZQ pic.twitter.com/eByXpYx6VZ
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

Davos 2015: What does the New Global Context mean? http://t.co/Qpc298q03u pic.twitter.com/dHm91YgwQN
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

Asian markets roiled by Swissie move, fantasy sport entrepreneurs and mafia farms http://t.co/RLjqkAZbCW pic.twitter.com/HRnilPvCHO
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

Do we need the same trade policies for goods and services? http://t.co/u8e2utFvtz pic.twitter.com/Tlxy7n9Cl3
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

How can we shift to the circular economy? http://t.co/nDlyr0KJ6I pic.twitter.com/4eR6EO9JHj
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

3 ways to lose a job before you get it http://t.co/nyH1FKqGzh pic.twitter.com/8uFxHBLCRP
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

How can we achieve sustainable development? http://t.co/G5vkqtMFDu pic.twitter.com/P9Ikmf78tn
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

4 ways young people can help fight corruption http://t.co/yBnbIRu32z pic.twitter.com/kQXtvH20uz
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

Why millennials will lead the fight against corruption http://t.co/o3eipkbLvq pic.twitter.com/hsq1etyFay
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

3 key steps to end corruption http://t.co/P5xV91ZQcO pic.twitter.com/LuXVDzyuaJ
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

5 reasons why we can beat corruption http://t.co/KqgIhbRSEy pic.twitter.com/okjVdqibTb
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

What risks does artificial intelligence pose? http://t.co/wjS039RaTA pic.twitter.com/nqReFVkTva
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

How we’re pushing the world into a “danger zone” http://t.co/bfkmmV2p7O pic.twitter.com/mmVycTFUJm
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

How to turn your weakness into strength http://t.co/JrgYOuWA5e pic.twitter.com/eZp17yEd40
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

Will cheap oil lead to cheap food? http://t.co/Xa2gUxd5zw pic.twitter.com/gZVCB3lfch
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

Why Russia’s forests must be protected http://t.co/rRRfMkAlJg pic.twitter.com/2jbRCnIcfc
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

How the UK and US can boost economic prosperity http://t.co/a4Dc6pKR3v pic.twitter.com/3H0WQpw23a
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

What good are economists? http://t.co/1XPQ9eB2z4 pic.twitter.com/RZIY1ZYRKc
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

Where does bioenergy fit into a low-carbon future? http://t.co/pLEP5xtaWm pic.twitter.com/KYdaoQkHxy
— World Economic Forum (@Davos) 16 Januari 2015

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My name is Wurry Agus Parluten. I am student at Indonesia Open University (Economic Development). I ever studied in Jakarta Institute of Art, and write many screenplays in Indonesia Entertainment.