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New 'oligarchy' under fire as elites descend on Davos

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The article from MSN discusses the World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meeting in Davos, where global elites gather to discuss economic and political issues. Critics argue that this gathering represents a new form of oligarchy, where the world's wealthiest and most influential figures make decisions that significantly impact global policy, often behind closed doors. The event, which includes leaders from business, politics, academia, and other sectors, is criticized for its lack of transparency and the potential for these elites to shape global agendas in ways that might not benefit the broader population. The piece highlights concerns over the influence of these meetings on democracy, suggesting that such gatherings could lead to policies that favor the rich and powerful while neglecting the needs of the less privileged. Additionally, there's mention of public and political backlash against the perceived elitism and the disconnect between the Davos attendees and the general populace.

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