Geoeconomic confrontation world's top threat, global leaders say
Geoeconomic confrontation using trade, investment, sanctions and industrial policy as weapons poses the most likely short-term global crisis trigger, identified by 18% of decision-makers.
China goes on the offensive: How it uses geoeconomics to reshape the world
Global geopolitics now drives the economy as China’s dominance in rare earths and strategic tech forces the U.S. to relax semiconductor export controls.
Xi Jinping is preparing to go toe to toe with Donald Trump and there will only be one winner | Simon Tisdall
China is weaponising its near-monopoly on rare-earth minerals to exert geopolitical power, threatening Western military supply chains and global economic security.