As the present world order weakens, the mega confrontations have appeared more likely: The Sino-American relations are increasingly adversarial, with escalating frictions over trade, advanced technology, human rights, and global strategic influence.
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LabGRIMA Event: 1st Seminar of Contemporary Geopolitics and International Relations
The event will be sponsored by LabGRIMA/Federal University of Pelotas,Brazil.
É assim que a China quer dominar o mundo
O presidente chinês, Xi Jinping, deseja que Pequim ocupe o vácuo geopolítico deixado pelos EUA. Seus investimentos em diplomacia, armamentos e inteligência artificial são prova disso
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