Why the U.S.-China rivalry is becoming a long game
Technology, supply chains, and alliances are now inseparable from national strategy. The competition is no longer only about trade; it is about who sets the rules of the next decade.
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Technology, supply chains, and alliances are now inseparable from national strategy. The competition is no longer only about trade; it is about who sets the rules of the next decade.
From Europe to East Asia, the politics of energy remains a quiet but decisive force behind diplomacy, investment, and regional confidence.
As new tools spread across industries, the real contest is increasingly about who controls the infrastructure, data, and trust behind them.
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