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The World Economic Forum (WEF) has released its global risks report, which highlights the challenges of climate change, cyber-security and space as emerging risks to global economic recovery. Climate change was identified as the number one danger, while erosion of social cohesion, livelihood crises and mental health deterioration were also identified as risks. Extreme weather conditions were seen as the world's biggest risk in the short term and a failure of climate action in the medium and long term. The report also highlights other areas of emerging risks, such as a disorderly climate transition, migration pressures and competition in space. The report was produced together with Zurich, Marsh McLennan and South Korea's SK Group.

The World Economic Forum (WEF) has released its global risks report, which highlights the challenges of climate change, cyber-security and space as emerging risks to global economic recovery. Climate change was identified as the number one danger, while erosion of social cohesion, livelihood crises and mental health deterioration were also identified as risks. Extreme weather conditions were seen as the world's biggest risk in the short term and a failure of climate action in the medium and long term. The report also highlights other areas of emerging risks, such as a disorderly climate transition, migration pressures and competition in space. The report was produced together with Zurich, Marsh McLennan and South Korea's SK Group.