Economist Podcasts A rarefied air: a dispatch from Davos
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Jan 20, 2023 
Zanny Minton Beddoes, Editor-in-chief of The Economist, shares insights from the World Economic Forum in Davos, emphasizing its ongoing significance despite critiques. She discusses pressing global issues like the Ukraine conflict and economic protectionism. Anne Rowe, Obituaries editor, reflects on Adolfo Kaminsky, a wartime forger whose legacy saved thousands of lives. The conversation also touches on the evolution of fine dining, spotlighting the transformation of Noma and the ethical challenges within the culinary world.
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Davos Dialogue
- The World Economic Forum in Davos fosters conversations among global leaders.
- While seemingly a "talking shop," such dialogue is crucial in a fragmented world.
Davos's Fading Star Power
- Davos's star power might be fading due to the absence of major political leaders.
- This raises questions about its future influence if it becomes primarily a business leaders' event.
Noma's Transformation
- Noma, a world-renowned Copenhagen restaurant, is closing its doors.
- It will transform into a food innovation lab, reflecting the changing landscape of fine dining.