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For many years following World War II, the United States has held the position of global economic and military leader. However, recent shifts in the global market and the rise of China as a formidable power have altered the dynamics. Additionally, the rapid economic growth of India and Indonesia further threatens the US’s leading status. Both China and India are members of the BRICS group, an alliance of emerging economies that aims to challenge Western dominance in global affairs. Indonesia is also on track to join this bloc, signaling a significant shift in global power dynamics. These changes indicate that the US may be losing its preeminent position to the BRICS nations. In this video, we explore the historical context of US dominance and examine how the emergence of new global leaders is reshaping the world as we know it. We will delve into the economic strategies and growth trajectories of these rising powers and discuss their potential impact on the global balance of power.
