The geopolitical landscape is shifting in a way that threatens the political and economic world the U.S. did so much to create. In the face of a polarized and distracted Washington, countries like China and Russia see new opportunities to accelerate their gains. It’s time to recognize the fact that a geopolitical earthquake is under way, Frederick Kempe writes.
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Frederick Kempe: A geopolitical earthquake has shaken US leadership in the world
The US Capitol is seen on Sept. 25, 2019 in Washington, DC.
