US primacy is relegated to the sidelines at World Cup
It’s not hard to think of the world’s biggest sporting event as a microcosm of our turbulent geopolitics today.
It’s not hard to think of the world’s biggest sporting event as a microcosm of our turbulent geopolitics today.
These former Global South leaders don’t mince words when it comes to America’s diminishing leadership and the “rules based order.”
Adaptation — to a multipolar world in which Washington doesn’t always call the shots — is the first step.
It’s been difficult for traditional great powers, particularly London and Washington, to realize that they’re no longer calling the shots.
China has already either surpassed the United States or is running neck-and-neck with it in certain specific sectors.