Asia’s Administrative Arms Race: How U.S.-China Strategic Competition is Reshaping Economic Statecraft

Just Security·Feb 11

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The US and China are engaged in a strategic competition that is reshaping economic statecraft and leading to an arms race in various regions, including south asia. This competition is driving developments in areas such as artificial intelligence, hypersonic missiles, and nuclear capabilities. The involvement of other countries, including india and pakistan, is also a factor in the evolving security dynamics of the region.

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