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Global Order Ends: Uncertainty Reigns as New Geopolitical Realities Emerge

According to Bloomberg, former British Prime Minister Sonia Khan stated at the Bloomberg New Economy Forum held in New Delhi, India on October 13 local time that the global order led by the United States ‘has ended’, and the world has entered a period of high geopolitical uncertainty.

Sunaq said that U.S. President Donald Trump is 'not the cause of this situation, but a symptom of this situation.'

Our current world, we are not fully clear of what direction our future will take, he said. "This has created tremendous geopolitical uncertainty, and there is undoubtedly inherent danger."

Global Order Ends: Uncertainty Reigns as New Geopolitical Realities Emerge

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Sunaek believes that the world is adapting to new geopolitical realities.

He said that China has become a peer competitor to the United States in the fields of economy, military, and technology. Countries like India and the Gulf states have more freedom to plan their own development paths.

He did not forget to stir up the so-called 'China threat', claiming that there is a risk associated with countries' dependence on China's key minerals and essential components for pharmaceuticals.

According to him, as countries reduce their dependence on China, India could become a 'major beneficiary'. This is because the United States, the United Kingdom, and other countries are seeking 'trustworthy partners' to achieve supply chain diversification.