This JUST ENDED The Entire US Supremacy | Huge Warning To The World

This JUST ENDED The Entire US Supremacy | Huge Warning To The World

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The United States has long been considered the world's sole superpower. But in recent years, there have been growing signs that America's grip on global power is slipping. And as China's rise continues, it's becoming increasingly clear that the world is entering a new era of multipolar power.

Today, we're diving into a topic that has been making headlines and sparking debates all around the world. We're going to explore the recent shifts in global power dynamics and discuss the intriguing question: Has America lost its superpower status? Get ready to join us on this eye-opening journey as we explore the fall of the American Empire.

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In the next 25 years, China is all set to snatch the title of the world's most influential country right from the grasp of the United States. Can you believe it? You won't believe the lengths China has gone to establish its dominance. According to a study we conducted, they have already outshined the U.S. in a whopping 61 countries!

How did they manage that, you ask? Well, it's all because of their extensive trade, investments, and generous development assistance. They've got their hands in so many trades. China's influence has spread like wildfire, leaving the U.S. in the dust. Also, they've made significant progress in regions like Africa, Central Asia, and Southeast Asia.

But that's not all! China has been chipping away at the U.S.'s advantages in almost every other part of the world too. It's like they've taken the world by storm. On top of that, Saudi Arabia is gearing up to join the Shanghai Cooperation Organization led by China, a group some call a "semi-alliance" of big countries across Eurasia.

This move has opened doors for China to make more geopolitical gains in Africa, especially with Western funds that were meant for humanitarian aid in Africa now being redirected to support Ukraine. The decline of US influence on China over the past couple of decades is a key factor behind the US and the West's failure to lead global public opinion on Ukraine.

India, the largest democracy in the world, abstained from voting against Russia's aggression in Ukraine in both the first and latest United Nations General Assembly votes. And it's not just India; more than 30 other countries also chose not to vote. This shows that there's a deeper gap between the Global South and the US than we might have realized.

A survey conducted in February 2023 confirmed this gap, highlighting that the Global South doesn't fully trust the Biden administration's way of dividing the world into democracy versus authoritarianism.

For them, the world is already multipolar, with the US and Europe just being one pole among many. On the other hand, Western public opinion sees the world as divided into a Western bloc versus a Russian-Chinese one and believes it's the rest of the world's moral duty to support the West.

Interestingly, recent strategic failures by Russian President Vladimir Putin in Ukraine and Chinese President Xi Jinping's mishandling of the COVID-19 pandemic have created a small window of opportunity for the US to regain some lost ground over the next five years.

According to the latest research, China's rise has slowed down while Russia's decline has accelerated due to economic blows. To make the most of this, US policymakers need to ditch protectionist trade policies and focus on working more closely with leaders in the Global South.

By doing so, the US can prevent headwinds in its Indo-Pacific strategy, for instance. This reorientation of US strategy requires a re-think of their current approach. Instead of an opposing mindset, concepts like "integrated security" should be reconfigured into more cooperative terms.

Geopolitical influence comes from economic, political, and security interactions that don't always have to be weaponized. The US administration's hesitation towards "traditional" trade agreements that offer mutual market access gives an advantage to China.

States shouldn't be forced to pick sides in a great power competition they'd rather stay out of.If the US shifts its national security strategy towards investing in its strengths, such as innovation, diversity, and broad-based prosperity, it can confidently regain influence.

This, of course, requires supporting blue-collar workers, resisting the urge for trade protectionism, accepting migrants to maintain a favorable demographic balance, and increasing the foreign aid budget as a sign of goodwill.
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