Strategic Competition in a sentence

And in fact, there’s a growing conviction that they can flip the script, and that is to say that they can in some cases circumvent strategic competition or they can leverage strategic competition to their advantage.

Rather than escalating the China threat, which strategic competition does, if the United States is to address the climate crisis the world faces, it needs to shift gears from a policy of strategic competition to one of engagement.

Biden has brought greater coherence to strategic competition with China.

Committee Democrats ”have an alternative vision of strategic competition … but we’ve been less effective at shining a spotlight on it,” Torres said.

The deal sparked student protests amid concern it could embroil PNG in strategic competition between the U.S. and China.

Will the logic of emergent strategic competition eventually impact ties between Iran and India as nascent members of two rival emergent blocs (in a contest where India neither wishes nor is able to be non-aligned)?

The two countries are not just practicing strategic competition, as the Biden administration likes to put it, they are drawing farther apart and will soon no longer know much about each other.

The United States invested an average of about 6 percent of GDP in defense per annum across forty years of strategic competition against the Soviet Union.

Both material and human factors, consequently, are crucial to success in strategic competition or war.

That the U.S. military has retooled itself for counterinsurgency warfare and must now reinvent itself again for great-power strategic competition is old news.