Armed conflict poses the greatest threat in 2025, according to findings by the World Economic Forum released Wednesday ahead of its yearly gathering in Davos, Switzerland.

World Economic Forum urges global cooperation against fragmentation rising from competition to combat immediate, short, medium, and long-term risks, according to recent report - Anadolu Ajansı

The World Economic Forum survey reveals armed conflict as the top global risk in 2025, followed by extreme weather. This highlights increasing global fragmentation. Leaders attending the Davos forum,

Nearly one in four of the more than 900 experts surveyed across academia, business and policy-making ranked conflict as the most severe risk to economic growth for the year ahead

Risk specialists identified armed conflict, extreme weather and misinformation among the top global risks for the year ahead, according to a new WEF survey.

A new World Economic Forum survey identifies armed conflict as the top global risk for 2025. Conducted among over 900 experts, the survey underscores the increasing global fragmentation. Climate-related risks remain significant,

A new report by the World Economic Forum has singled out state-based armed conflict as the most pressing global risk for the year. It also highlighted misinformation, environmental crises and societal polarisation as major global threats.

State-based armed conflict emerges as the top immediate risk for 2025, identified by nearly a quarter of respondents, reflecting heightened

The World Economic Forum (WEF) has identified state-based armed conflict as the most critical global risk for 2025, highlighting escalating geopolitical tensions and increasing global fragmentation. The findings are part of the WEF’s latest Global Risks Report,