Strategic Competition

The European Union is shifting from viewing economic interdependence with China as a source of mutual prosperity to using trade, investment, and technology as tools of strategic competition. The article cautions against weaponizing the EU's market in this geopolitical rivalry.

The article outlines three strategic reforms for the U.S. Intelligence Community to address challenges in enterprise leadership, resource alignment, and strategic competition. Key recommendations include refocusing the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) on enterprise leadership, modernizing intelligence investment governance, and creating mechanisms to resolve institutional seams exploited by adversaries.

The United States possesses advanced military capabilities like stealth bombers and missile tracking, but new reports highlight vulnerabilities in sustaining forces during a crisis. These studies question the reliability of fueling, connecting, and deploying forces amid rising strategic competition.

Malaysia's semiconductor industry is positioned to thrive by leveraging its unique ability to balance competing geopolitical and economic interests. The country's strategic location and proven track record make it well-suited to navigate the challenges of an era marked by strategic competition between major powers.