Geopolitical risks return to top Davos list

Interstate conflict is the most likely threat to global
stability over the next decade, according to the World Economic
Forum (WEF)'s annual Global Risks report.
Released ahead of the WEF conference in Davos, Switzerland later
this month, the report ranked weather events in second place,
followed by the failure of national governance, state collapse and
the economic risk of high unemployment.
Ranked in terms of the impact they would have, economic risks
were entirely absent from the top five