Davos day 1: China 'passed peak Covid'; Kissinger backs Ukraine Nato membership, as first lady Zelenska seeks support - as it happened

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : Paying their fair share of taxes is in their very interest, because it will ensure the economic and political sustainability of the globalization.
60% : The European Union will prepare a law to make life easier for its green industry and back it up with state aid and a European Sovereignty Fund to keep firms from moving to the United States, von der Leyen continues.
48% : In a video, Zucman explains:Multinationals must pay their fair share of taxes and contribute more to public finances.
48% : She points out that Ukraine is now a candidate country to join the European Union, and that European countries have provided "more and more critical weapons" and are hosting four million Ukrainians.
47% :European governments and some of the continent's biggest companies are increasingly warning about the risks from the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), which offers big subsidies for technologies that will be crucial to the transition away from fossil fuels, including electric cars, batteries, and renewable energy technologies such as solar panels and wind turbines.
43% :15:18Gabriel Zucman, Director of the EU Tax Observatory, is demanding that participants at the World Economic Forum make multinational companies pay more in taxes.

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