Is China’s economy going through a significant shift in strategic goals?

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War and energy are on the minds of so many people right now. Conflict rages on from the Gaza Strip between Israel and Hamas to the Black Sea between Russia and Ukraine, as well as between armed groups in several countries such as Myanmar and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Meanwhile, the Saudi-led OPEC+ meetings are stirring up the pot of international politics by cutting output of global oil supplies during Red Sea attacks.That’s why I encourage everyone to join in this discussion. We should be talking more about world affairs these days!

I even wrote a previous opinion for the [The Weekend Brief] newsletter about the Iranian nuclear threat to Israel — Is the Iranian nuclear issue related to Israel’s security? — to explain the how the Middle East conflict has evolved with the latest outbreak of war between Israel and Hamas.

George Friedman is founder of Geopolitical Futures and author of many books on geopolitics. This latest writing by Friedman about US-China relations and the future of the China economy is a little controversial. Have a look at it .