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  1. US policies are driving defense investment and military expansion in the Indo-Pacific amid global economic tensions involving China and Iran.

US policy, following a recent act of war against Iran, is now aimed at opposing China globally, affecting the global security architecture.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated May 27
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US policy, following a recent act of war against Iran, is now aimed at opposing China globally, affecting the global security architecture.

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  1. The United States and China are accelerating joint projects on AI and cyber defense, while US policy continues to target China amid the ongoing Iran conflict.Sub-event
  2. A NATO Summit is held in Ankara, discussing the implications of China's rise on US global focus.Sub-event
  3. The G7 bloc has informally begun blaming China for global issues, as the bloc grapples with decline, debt, and fragmentation.Sub-event
  4. The US and Iran have reached a deal regarding the ongoing war, amidst continued attacks in Lebanon and a gradual reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.Sub-event
  5. The US ruling class initiated war against Iran, with support from the NZ government, positioning the conflict as preparation for future clashes with China.Sub-event
  6. US policy, following a recent act of war against Iran, is now aimed at opposing China globally, affecting the global security architecture.1 source
  7. China offers an alternative to the US-led global order, while Iran aligns with China's sphere of influence.1 source

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