Chris takes us on a deep dive into the world of UPF – how it’s engineered to hijack our biology, why exercise and willpower can’t save us, and what it’s really doing to our bodies, our minds and, most worryingly, our children. He’ll also explore the growing movement for change. Just as we now look back in disbelief at children being exposed to passive smoke or even sold cigarettes, we may soon feel the same horror about raising them on Coco Pops, turkey dinosaurs and a food system that is feeding our kids to death. This isn’t just a talk about the problem – it’s about what we can actually do next.

Whether you’re a fraudster, a cartel boss, a corrupt politician, a kleptocrat or a terrorist mastermind, your options to move and hide your money are more secure and more impenetrable than they have ever been. Oliver shows how the institutions of Europe and the United States have become money-laundering operations, undermining the foundations of Western stability. It’s time that changed.

We live in an increasingly complex and fractious world, where military, economic, technological and climate risks abound. As nations face these challenges, adaptation is the key to resilience. Parag joins us to explain how best to measure resilience, thereby offering a comprehensive picture of a society’s stability and attractiveness for international investors and migrants.

A discussion on the global economic and political landscape. Zanny will explore the key trends, opportunities, and challenges shaping the world in 2026, offering insights on how businesses, governments, and individuals can navigate an evolving global environment.

The World Economic Forum ( 19-23 Jan 2026) brings together leaders from governments, business, civil society and science to discuss the most pressing issues of the day and the outlook going forward. Børge brings us the round-up, the untold stories and his hopes and fears for the future.

In a world where loneliness, burnout, and disconnection have reached crisis levels, Jennifer believes feeling seen, needed, and valued isn’t just a nice-to-have―it’s essential for our wellbeing and society’s future.