Opinion - The recent resignation of Klaus Schwab as Chairman of the World Economic Forum (WEF) marks the closure of a significant chapter in global governance. For more than fifty years, Schwab has presided over the WEF, positioning it as a gathering of elites committed to shaping a more cohesive global economic order. Under Schwab's stewardship, the Forum championed the concept of "stakeholder capitalism," advocating for a system that integrates social responsibility within market dynamics. Yet, as the world faces
