In Davos, Switzerland, the world is holding an economic forum. It's a grim meeting where money experts - according to Tim Weber, a BBC correspondent attending the forum and posting tweets on Twitter and the BBC - say, "We are not about to turn the corner, we haven't seen the corner, we don't know where the corner is." This forum encompasses so many issues, from the current economic crisis to climate change, to the political posturing in Zimbabwe and calls for peace in the Middle East. More than 40 heads of state and 2,500 participants, including the likes of Al Gore, Rupert Murdoch, and Kofi Annan, to name a few will attend this five-day meeting. It comes at an unprecedented time, and the participation this year is unparalleled. But again, the overall feeling right now is very grim. The BBC has a page where you can follow live, via Tim Weber's tweets, or you can see some of the Webcasts directly from the World Economic Forum Website.