The United States needs to clearly state the connection of Central Asia to its grand strategy, focusing on the foreign policy goal of engaging with the region.
The restoration of the JCPOA provides the best bet America has for tackling the Chinese challenge to the US-dominated global hierarchy.
African leaders must avoid exploitative agreements and focus on collaborative and mutually beneficial partnerships that are not laden with hidden costs and future economic burdens.
The US and China are more interested in establishing their influence, status, and prestige across critical sectors in Africa than boosting food security.
China’s growing influence in Latin America is becoming increasingly relevant for the United States, setting up a potential bipolar scenario in the region.
To be more efficient in climate cooperation, the United States and China should recognize their political and ideological differences and concede that cooperation and competition are not mutually exclusive.
While US-China relations may be contentious in the international system, the non-competitive issue area of displacement presents an avenue for cooperation.
Even assuming China will soon emerge as a leader in the semiconductor industry, it is a smarter move to leverage US technological and strategic superiority to take preemptive measures.
Writing the pre-existing hierarchies of the international order out of our theorising risks reinscribing these hierarchies anew.
The end of the Petrodollar Accord and the potential rise of China’s Petroyuan in its place will cause ripples in the world order.
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