The U.S. and China may be the world’s current superpowers – but that doesn’t mean they can ignore other countries. Emma Ashford is a senior fellow at the Stimson Center, and she joins guest host John McCaa to discuss the implications of moving to a multipolarity, in which Russia, India and others hold increasing sway over global affairs. Her article <a href="https://www.foreignaffairs.com/united-states/making-multipolarity-work">“Making Multipolarity Work”</a> was published by Foreign Affairs. 

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The countries the U.S. and China can't write off

DEC 9, 202546 MIN
KERA's Think

The countries the U.S. and China can't write off

DEC 9, 202546 MIN

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 The U.S. and China may be the world’s current superpowers – but that doesn’t mean they can ignore other countries. Emma Ashford is a senior fellow at the Stimson Center, and she joins guest host John McCaa to discuss the implications of moving to a multipolarity, in which Russia, India and others hold increasing sway over global affairs. Her article “Making Multipolarity Work” was published by Foreign Affairs. 

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