Spain, France, Holland, Britain - they all rose and fell as major powers.
The US Steven Bradbury'd it's way into world hegemony less than a hundred years past following a European home goal that took out Britain and Germany.
China hasn't been just a regional power for a few decades now; eg: how many nuclear power stations (long term big infrastructure) are being built by China in other countries right now .. how many are the US building?
The US will be around for a century and more most likely, but it's alliances and economic integration are alteady on the wane.
Depends whether the US can bring back proper diplomacy or whether it'll continue to rely on force projection.
The US Steven Bradbury'd it's way into world hegemony less than a hundred years past following a European home goal that took out Britain and Germany.
China hasn't been just a regional power for a few decades now; eg: how many nuclear power stations (long term big infrastructure) are being built by China in other countries right now .. how many are the US building?
The US will be around for a century and more most likely, but it's alliances and economic integration are alteady on the wane.
Depends whether the US can bring back proper diplomacy or whether it'll continue to rely on force projection.