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The New Cold War Between Major Powers

Editorial Board Dec 6, 2025 5 min read
Leaders and diplomats from major nations attending an international summit while national delegations engage in discussions against a backdrop of global trade routes and strategic infrastructure.

Growing strategic competition among major powers is reshaping global trade, technology, security, and investment. While today's environment differs significantly from the Cold War of the twentieth century, rising geopolitical tensions are creating a new era of rivalry with far-reaching consequences for governments, businesses, investors, and ordinary citizens.

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