The World Economic Forum meets in Davos annually. Many heads of state and government from a mix of G20 and G7 countries attend every year, as well as hundreds of cabinet ministers and thousands of business leaders, all there to discuss the world's most pressing problems.

Despite claiming to strive for peace, justice and stability, the international community, spearheaded by organizations like the UN, the WEF and the G7 or G20, more resembles a bickering group of toddlers that cannot agree on anything. Our cartoonists reflect on the world's leaders and the structures that are created to make them cooperate.