#USChinaTensions #USChinaTensions Economic Competition and Trade: Trade imbalances, tariffs (potentially remaining or new ones implemented), and competition in key technological sectors (like AI, quantum computing, and semiconductors) would likely continue to be major points of contention. The focus might have shifted towards supply chain resilience and reducing dependence on each other in strategic industries.

Technological Rivalry: The competition for global leadership in advanced technologies would likely have intensified. This includes issues related to data security, intellectual property theft, and the development and deployment of next-generation technologies. The future of companies like Huawei and TikTok, and regulations surrounding their operations in the US, could still be significant talking points.

Geopolitical Influence in the Indo-Pacific: The South China Sea, Taiwan, and regional alliances would likely remain hotspots. The US and China would continue to vie for influence in the Indo-Pacific, potentially through military exercises, diplomatic engagements, and economic partnerships with other nations in the region (e.g., Japan, South Korea, Australia, India