The old world order is dead. Now what? @BrookingsInstitution
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Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
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America’s leading role in the world is eroding under the second Trump administration, raising questions about how China will position itself in the future global order.

“We blew it,” says historian and Senior Fellow Robert Kagan in conversation with Ryan Hass and Jon Czin on the latest episode of The Beijing Brief.

Kagan examines what this could mean for China's ambitions and behavior in the international system.

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