W50 GLOBAL SUMMIT
50 Countries | 1000 Delegates | 70 Speakers
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Heads of State, Nobel Laureates, Diplomats, Policymakers,
Entrepreneurs, Investors, Journalists, Academics, Influencers,
Artists, and Distinguished Representatives from the UN, UNICEF,
UNESCO, and the World Bank
World Leaders Consortium
About the World Leaders Consortium (WLC)
The World Leaders Consortium (WLC) is a global initiative headquartered in Kington, United Kingdom (UK), designed to unite leaders from politics, business, academia, and social innovation. With a mission to drive sustainable global progress, foster international collaboration.
“We must invest massively in science, conservation, and the sustainable blue economy – and extend far greater support to coastal communities, Indigenous Peoples and Small Island Developing States already bearing the brunt of climate change and we must protect marine biodiversity.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres
World Leaders Update
"Christopher Luxon in Mumbai: Strengthening New Zealand-India Ties for a Dynamic Future"
"NATO Chief Jens Stoltenberg & Norway PM Jonas Gahr Støre Discuss Security and Global Challenges"
"Swedish PM Ulf Kristersson’s Powerful Address at 2025 EPP Congress: A Call for European Unity"
"New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon recently visited Mumbai, India, as part of his first official trip to the country. During his media interaction, he emphasized strengthening ties between New Zealand and India across trade, education, defense, and technology. 🇳
Accompanied by a high-level delegation, he highlighted India’s pivotal role in the Indo-Pacific and explored opportunities for greater economic collaboration and people-to-people connections. A step towards a stronger, more prosperous partnership!
"Swedish PM Ulf Kristersson’s Powerful Address at 2025 EPP Congress: A Call for European Unity"
"NATO Chief Jens Stoltenberg & Norway PM Jonas Gahr Støre Discuss Security and Global Challenges"
"Swedish PM Ulf Kristersson’s Powerful Address at 2025 EPP Congress: A Call for European Unity"
"Swedish PM Ulf Kristersson's stirring address at the 2025 EPP Congress in Valencia called for European unity in uncertain times. From NATO membership to supporting Ukraine and boosting economic competitiveness, he emphasized the need for decisive action to secure a prosperous future. A powerful call to embrace strength and lead a new European renaissance!
"NATO Chief Jens Stoltenberg & Norway PM Jonas Gahr Støre Discuss Security and Global Challenges"
"NATO Chief Jens Stoltenberg & Norway PM Jonas Gahr Støre Discuss Security and Global Challenges"
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre held a joint press conference on security, cooperation and the changing global landscape. They outlined NATO’s priorities of strengthening alliances, confronting emerging threats and promoting regional stability. Stoltenberg praised Norway’s contributions to collective defence, while Støre reaffirmed NATO unity and stressed the need to address geopolitical tensions, energy security and climate-related risks together.
Latest Developments in Global Diplomacy
Diplomacy in a Rapidly Changing World
As global challenges intensify, diplomacy remains central to fostering cooperation and mediating conflicts. Recent developments highlight its critical role in shaping political and social dynamics.
Strengthening Geneva’s Role
Switzerland will invest CHF 269 million (USD 329 million) from 2026–2029 to reinforce Geneva as a leading centre for international diplomacy, supporting over 40 global organisations and underscoring its commitment to multilateral governance.
Mediating Iran–Israel Tensions
European foreign ministers met in Geneva to address rising Iran–Israel tensions, urging limits on Iran’s nuclear and missile programmes and a halt to hostilities. Iran signalled conditional openness to talks, but no breakthroughs emerged as U.S. military action looms.
Hungary’s Rhetoric and Diplomacy
Ahead of the 2026 elections, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has stepped up anti-Ukraine and anti-EU rhetoric, straining ties and illustrating how domestic politics can reshape foreign policy.
India–Croatia Cooperation
In Zagreb, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković reaffirmed that disputes should be resolved through dialogue, highlighting their shared commitment to peaceful conflict resolution.
The Road Ahead
These developments show diplomacy’s evolving complexity, requiring sustained investment, innovation and collective will to prioritise peace over conflict.
Highlights on Global Security
Highlights on Global Security
Global Security in a Shifting Landscape
As the global security environment grows more complex, governments and international organisations are grappling with cyber-intrusions, regional conflicts and terror threats that transcend borders. Recent events across key regions underscore the urgency of collective action to safeguard stability and resilience.
Escalating Cyber Risks
A surge in AI-enabled cyberattacks is challenging traditional defence systems. State-linked actors such as China’s “Salt Typhoon” have reportedly targeted more than 60 organisations in over 80 countries, focusing on telecom and government networks. This trend signals an era of highly automated, persistent cyber campaigns that demand faster detection and coordinated responses.
NATO’s Eastern Flank on Alert
Europe faces heightened tensions after Russia launched its largest drone incursion into Polish airspace to date. NATO has responded by strengthening air defences through its “Eastern Sentry” mission, reflecting a renewed focus on collective deterrence along the alliance’s eastern border.
Middle East Flashpoints
The Israeli airstrike on Hamas leadership in Qatar has triggered an emergency Arab-Islamic summit in Doha. As regional powers debate next steps, the incident illustrates how conflicts can spill across borders and draw in new actors, making diplomatic and security coordination even more critical.
Securing the Digital and Physical Frontlines
Alongside geopolitical flashpoints, major technology firms have issued emergency patches to address actively exploited zero-day vulnerabilities, while India’s aviation sector is under high alert for potential terror threats until early October. These developments highlight the interplay between cybersecurity and physical security in national preparedness.
WLC Global Leadership
WLC Global Team
- The World Leaders Consortium (WLC) Global Team is a diverse network of professionals committed to global change. It includes:
1. Policymakers shaping sustainable policies.
2. Activists advocating for equality and human rights.
3. Entrepreneurs driving economic and social innovation.
4. Innovators creating solutions for global challenges.
5. Journalists amplifying critical narratives.
6. Educators empowering future leaders.
7. Diplomats fostering international cooperation.
Together, the WLC team works towards collaboration, innovation, and impactful global action.
WLC Global Council
WLC Global Councils
The World Leaders Consortium (WLC) unites experts, policymakers, and changemakers through specialized councils addressing global challenges. Focus areas include diplomacy, climate action, education, health, gender equality, and digital transformation. These councils develop solutions, influence policies, and empower communities. Join as a member, youth delegate, or advisor to create impact.
WLC Global Dialogue
Global Dialogues: Voices Shaping Tomorrow is a one-to-one interview series by the WLC, featuring global leaders and changemakers. These insightful conversations explore key themes like the UN SDGs, global economy, education, innovation, art, culture, and diplomacy to inspire action and shape the future.
W-50 Summit 2025
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