Toledo calls on world to help Argentina President Alejandro Toledo of Peru called on the international community to provide financial aid for Argentina. "We need to meet the challenge of resolving the problems of Argentina," he told the World Economic Forum in New York. 00:02  | Read Davos has 'lost' its rarefied atmosphere The decision to shift the annual World Economic Forum meeting from Davos to New York seemed vindicated. But beneath the glitz many Davos veterans said the forum had lost the rarified atmosphere that attracted the world's leaders for 31 years. 00:02  | Read Latest Headlines Protestors target Arthur Andersen Gates blames high prices for US broadband lag US, EU want more poor countries at trade round Economists upbeat on recovery prospects Gates and Bono give voice to healthcare lobbyists Chubais outlines plans for UES Anti-WEF protest passes off peacefully WTO rules 'detrimental' to developing countries FT & FT.com at the WEF in New York As the great and the good converge in New York for the 2002 meetings of the WEF, FT.com and the Financial Times bring you a complete guide to the proceedings. FT.com's special report includes the opportunity to question FT experts ; Dispatches - a daily diary of the news and schmooze; and the latest news and analysis from the meetings. Geopolitics Faultlines shift as new alliances form After September 11, the world appeared to be witnessing a geopolitical realignment comparable to events after the Second World War. The question is whether this marks a lasting change or a lengthy confrontation between a prosperous democratic west and Islamic extremists. Global Economy Recovery likely to be sluggish and uneven Although the outlook for the world economy may be troubling and uncertain, it still seems better than most people dared to hope in the dark days of last September. However, there is a danger that the wave of relief that has lifted the world's spirits will obscure the other problems of the US and global economy. Davos 2001 What a difference a year makes. Just under 3,000 of the world's great and good will assemble at the World Economic Forum meeting in New York. Key profiles Delegates at the 2002 meetings Profiles of selected delegates attending the annual meetings in New York.