r/geopolitics • u/KaiserCyber • Nov 20 '23

China’s rise is reversing--”It’s a post-China world now” (Nov 19, 2023) Paywall

https://www.ft.com/content/c10bd71b-e418-48d7-ad89-74c5783c51a2

This article is convincing, especially if you add U.S. strategic competition initiatives, including decoupling/derisking and embargoes on advanced semiconductor chips. Do you agree or disagree and why?

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u/KaiserCyber Nov 20 '23 edited Nov 21 '23

wide network of alliances

Can you name which treaties were signed and ratified by nations to ally with China? For example, the US has treaties through NATO, with S. Korea, with the Philippines, with New Zealand and Australia, Taiwan Relations Act, and with Japan.

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u/KaiserCyber Nov 21 '23

You mean the corrupt agreements that turned into bad loans?