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John Mearsheimer who previous argued the US should strangle China's development now feels the US can't do it now as China is too powerful - the relevant part is at the 6 minute mark

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John Mearsheimer who previous argued the US should strangle China's development now feels the US can't do it now as China is too powerful - the relevant part is at the 6 minute mark

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☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆@lemmygrad.mlM to Geopolitics@lemmygrad.mlEnglish · 8 days ago

Mearsheimer on China-US: The US can no longer stop China's rise

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In an exclusive interview with #MediaUnlocked in Beijing, Professor John Mearsheimer discusses the intensifying security competition between the US and China...

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I think it’s already pretty close. It’s impressive.

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