Power moves shape history in global balance of power
Lyndsey Williams argues oil and Iran upheaval and Carter’s China move show classic balance of power maneuvers. Defense Secretary Harold Brown warns of mobile forces to protect oil access and resources, noting rising vulnerability in developing nations.
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Machiavelli, Russia, and a U S China balance of power
The text argues for bold state action and alliances as taught by Machiavelli. It warns that neutrality invites ruin and that Russia seeks a new empire through strategic interference. It notes Iran and Khomeini, Western retreat from oil, and a Western China–Russia balance as a stabilizing, though cynical, necessity.
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