Trends Driving The Change In The Next Decades
The world order is currently in a state of flux, and the next few decades will be a period of great change and upheaval. There are 3 key trends that are driving this change:
- The rise of China: China is rapidly becoming a major economic and military power, and its rise is challenging the US-led world order.
- The decline of the West: The US and other Western countries are facing a number of challenges, including demographic decline, economic stagnation, and political polarization.
- The rise of populism and nationalism: Populist and nationalist movements are on the rise around the world.
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