The major powers, including the US and China, are facing the critical juncture of defining their roles within a newly emerging global architecture, which is characterized by significant fault lines.
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Updated Sep 6
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The major powers, including the US and China, are facing the critical juncture of defining their roles within a newly emerging global architecture, which is characterized by significant fault lines.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Trade tensions and market imbalances exist among China, the EU, and the US, with trade volume reaching $400.8 billion in eight months.Sub-event
- China is building economic leverage through trade and investment, while rivalry persists, involving the US and Gulf States.Sub-event
- China is building a new political order and seeks to displace US global dominance.Sub-event
The US and China must define their roles in the emerging global architecture, which is becoming a central fault line.1 source