geopolitical competition
Coverage of geopolitical competition in the Nexus archive.
- 4 ways Hong Kong can shape its future – and the world’s
Hong Kong is at a crossroads 30 years after its return to Chinese sovereignty, with the U.S. decision not to renew an executive order on Hong Kong normalization drawing international attention. The situation highlights geopolitical competition between Washington and Beijing while emphasizing Hong Kong's need to define its own future.
- In the AI era, US-China competition hinges on who can adapt faster
The article discusses how technological revolutions have historically shifted the nature of geopolitical competition, with the current AI era emphasizing the race between the US and China to adapt faster. Power metrics like industrial production and military capability remain important, but technological innovation now drives strategic advantage.
- The Trump-Xi Summit Produced Stability, But It Won’t Last Forever
The Trump-Xi Summit produced stability in U.S.-China relations, but the article suggests this stability is temporary as geopolitical competition is expected to resurge. The arc of geopolitics is predicted to shift back toward rivalry.