By: Donovan Martin Sr, Editor in Chief The short answer is yes. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney used his Davos speech to step into a leadership vacuum that already existed, and he did it without theatrics, insults, or slogans. What made the speech consequential was not tone but structure. It dismantled fear as a governing Read More…
The World Economic Forum in Davos—once perceived as a relatively composed gathering of technocrats, corporate leaders, and policymakers—has increasingly become a barometer of global instability. The serene Swiss mountains, traditionally echoing discussions on growth, globalization, and cooperation, this year resonated with anxieties over fractured alliances, shifting power centers, and what many observers describe as the Read More…
