Great power competition, once thought a casualty of the End of History, has returned as Russia and China have each challenged the rules-based order that is the foundation of our security and prosperity.
John McCain: “Great power competition, once thought a casualty of the End of History, has returned as Russia and China have each…”
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McCain discusses the resurgence of great power competition with Russia and China.
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