Ukraine’s Ambassador to Australia Vasyl Myroshnychenko says he is “amazed” to see climate change “dominating the agenda” at the World Economic Forum rather than the war in Ukraine.
“Developing countries can’t think about climate change, if they
don’t have food to feed their children with,” he told Sky News Australia.
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