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8. CORBAN TEAGUE 100226WASHINGTON D.C. - Navigating Great Power Strategic Competition -
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Corban Teague evaluates U.S.-China relations following high-level diplomatic summits, describing strategic stability as a temporary facade while both nations position for long-term competition. He argues that post-Cold War optimism about permanent global peace has given way to renewed great power rivalry and multi-domain conflict. Teague stresses the necessity of economic decoupling, securing critical supply chains, and actively counteracting ongoing Chinese influence operations. To maintain global dominance, the United States must strengthen key alliances across Europe, the Indo-Pacific, and the Middle East while preparing for enduring geopolitical, economic, and civilizational challenges. (8)WABC AM
Corban Teague evaluates U.S.-China relations following high-level diplomatic summits, describing strategic stability as a temporary facade while both nations position for long-term competition. He argues that post-Cold War optimism about permanent global peace has given way to renewed great power rivalry and multi-domain conflict. Teague stresses the necessity of economic decoupling, securing critical supply chains, and actively counteracting ongoing Chinese influence operations. To maintain global dominance, the United States must strengthen key alliances across Europe, the Indo-Pacific, and the Middle East while preparing for enduring geopolitical, economic, and civilizational challenges. (8)WABC AM