The Great Power Competition

The Great Power Competition refers to the strategic rivalry among major world powers, primarily the United States, China, and Russia, for global influence, security, and economic dominance. This competition encompasses military, technological, political, and ideological spheres. Countries seek to assert their power and shape international norms, often leading to tensions, alliances, and conflicts. Key issues include trade, military expansion, cyber capabilities, and influence over smaller nations. As these powers vie for supremacy, the dynamics can affect global stability and cooperation on critical issues like climate change, terrorism, and public health.