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At the World Economic Forum in Davos, former Bank of England Governor Mark Carney presented a “bleak” forecast of a disintegrating global order. His pessimistic view regarding geopolitical fragmentation met immediate resistance from global economic leaders. Prominent chiefs countered Carney’s assessment by emphasizing that the reality of deep international economic interdependence cannot be disregarded. While geopolitical tensions exist, these leaders argued that the mutual reliance between nations remains a fundamental and stabilizing force in global affairs, directly challenging the narrative of inevitable global decline.
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