BBC News - Davos 2015

26 January 2015 Last updated at 13:36

Ukraine bailout 'credibility' boost

Ukraine's new finance minister Natalie Jaresko says a proposed bailout package from the International Monetary Fund will be "sufficient to rebuild credibility" in the country's economy.

ECB warns over 'weakened' EU project

A top official at the European Central Bank warns that unemployment and low growth are undermining the European Union.

EU stimulus 'reinforces' inequality

The billionaire investor George Soros has warned that the aggressive stimulus policy rolled-out by the European Central Bank could "reinforce inequality" in the EU.

Schooling Davos Tackling the 'skills gap'

Being the boss Are chief executives human enough?

Women in power Barroso's drive for change

Hack hype Cyber attacks worry Davos elites

Davos 2015: In Pictures Snowmen, royalty and pop stars

Oil to stay low Forecasts BP's boss Bob Dudley

Ebola scientists's warning Developed nations are 'vulnerable'

The art of not offending Satire is harder, says cartoonist

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