Mark Carney
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World leaders need more than summits — they need synodality
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s stark warning at Davos about a rupture in the world order has renewed the question of whether world leaders need a new framework — something deeper than summits and UN resolutions — to address a world in crisis.
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When barbarians break through the city walls
At Davos, Mark Carney delivered an unusually candid assessment of global power dynamics. The Canadian prime minister argued that smaller nations can no longer rely on international institutions to protect their interests. Instead, they must band together or risk becoming pawns in a game controlled entirely by superpowers.
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A convergence of realism and Catholic social teaching
Mark Carney’s Davos speech reveals a striking alignment between modern geopolitical strategy and Catholic social teaching. As the post-Cold War order fractures, the need for systems that protect human dignity and promote the common good has never been more urgent or necessary.
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