The United States: No Longer the World's Dominant Superpower on Nostr: The Crisis of US Hegemony and the Opportunities for Other Countries =============== ...
The Crisis of US Hegemony and the Opportunities for Other Countries
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The crisis of US hegemony presents opportunities for other countries to assert themselves on the global stage. The decline of US power is caused by military overextension, neoliberal globalization, and the rise of the far right. This crisis may lead to the unraveling of the liberal international order. However, it also presents the potential for a truly multilateral order. New Zealand can benefit from a more cooperative and inclusive multipolar world. Globalization is definitively over in a bipolar world, and the US and China barely have any political and policy connections. In the Asia-Pacific region, the US is transforming its role to be a teammate and share responsibilities. New Zealand's perspective on the decline of the US is shifting, and it must navigate the changing dynamics of power. The shift from a US-led world economy to a multipolar world economy is underscored by the World Bank's latest estimates. We are entering a post-hegemonic, multipolar world that could lead to either a 'tragedy of great power politics' or mutual tolerance and cooperation among great powers. #UShegemony #multipolarworld #opportunities...
#newstr #UsHegemony #GlobalPolitics #NeoliberalGlobalization #ArmedCivilWar #LiberalInternationalOrder
https://here.news/story/9db3e3e8?ver=0.1
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#9db3e3e8 ver:0.1
The crisis of US hegemony presents opportunities for other countries to assert themselves on the global stage. The decline of US power is caused by military overextension, neoliberal globalization, and the rise of the far right. This crisis may lead to the unraveling of the liberal international order. However, it also presents the potential for a truly multilateral order. New Zealand can benefit from a more cooperative and inclusive multipolar world. Globalization is definitively over in a bipolar world, and the US and China barely have any political and policy connections. In the Asia-Pacific region, the US is transforming its role to be a teammate and share responsibilities. New Zealand's perspective on the decline of the US is shifting, and it must navigate the changing dynamics of power. The shift from a US-led world economy to a multipolar world economy is underscored by the World Bank's latest estimates. We are entering a post-hegemonic, multipolar world that could lead to either a 'tragedy of great power politics' or mutual tolerance and cooperation among great powers. #UShegemony #multipolarworld #opportunities...
#newstr #UsHegemony #GlobalPolitics #NeoliberalGlobalization #ArmedCivilWar #LiberalInternationalOrder
https://here.news/story/9db3e3e8?ver=0.1