🇨🇳🇺🇸 Five centuries of Western dominance are ending, and the next world order is being built in Beijing and New Delhi whether Washington likes it or not Chandran Nair, who works out of Hong Kong and founded the Global Institute for Tomorrow, makes the case from the other side of

🇨🇳🇺🇸 Five centuries of Western dominance are ending, and the next world order is being built in Beijing and New Delhi whether Washington likes it or not Chandran Nair, who works out of Hong Kong and founded the Global Institute for Tomorrow, makes the case from the other side of the world... an America with no true high-speed rail, slipping on technology and pouring money into wars he says it can’t win. Washington is resisting the shift while the rest of the world gets on with it: “China, India and other countries not only want a new world, they are building it.” He wants no collapse, only a less belligerent America that serves its own people first. So does America adjust to a world it no longer runs, or keep paying for wars to delay it? Every new war pushes that adjustment further away, and the bill lands on Americans first. @WeTheBrandon