The Shifting Center of Confidence: Why Global Stability Needs More Than One Anchor

Shifting

For decades, the United States stood as the world’s center of confidence. It was seen as a dependable ally, a financial stronghold, a dominant military force, and a moral guide for the liberal international order. In boardrooms and government halls across the globe, leaders operated with the expectation that …

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