U S stature eyed as China rises and United States retools
The piece surveys global views on American power and decline. Trenin predicts lasting U S preeminence despite political challenges while Michishita sees China catching up. Experts in China Japan Canada and Brazil weigh economic strength, education, and influence, noting U S cultural dominance remains unmatched.
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Moscow
America
Trenin
Carnegie Moscow Center
U.S
Narushige Michishita
Tokyo
National Graduate Institute For Policy Studies
Japan
Asia
China
Michishita
Zhu
Obama
Romney
Newt Gingrich
Charles Kupchan
Georgetown University
West
India
Brazil
Kupchan
Commerce Department
United States
American Political Science Association
Jeffrey Legro
University of Virginia
Legro
Canada
Carleton University
Michael Hart
Washington
Hart
Europe
Alexandre Fortes
Duke University
Fortes
South Africa
Cape Town
Rashid Lombard
Lombard
Boston
Berklee College of Music
Lincoln Center
Juilliard School
New York
Apple
Beijing
Boomers reshape cities as aging population grows
Ohio communities face tighter budgets while planning long term care for aging baby boomers. Experts warn federal funding is flat, prompting local shifts toward housing redesign and expanded transportation, with focus on accessible homes, granny flats, and volunteer mobility programs.
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Columbus, Ohio
Federal Administration On Aging
Ohio
Arizona
Pennsylvania
Chuck Gehring
LifeCare Alliance
Columbus Dispatch
National Association of Area Agencies On
Washington, D.C
Sandy Markwood
Associated Press
Reed
Licking County
Columbus
Cal
Dave Bibler
The
Dispatch
Henry Cisneros
San Antonio
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Clinton
Cisneros
Los Angeles
Edward Elberfeld
Barbara
Elberfeld
Minnie Figart-Braden
Figart-Braden
Life- Care Alliance