Muhammad Faizal / Dymples Leong
7 November 2020
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| People wearing masks wait in line in front of Huawei’s flagship store for pre-sales of the newly launched Huawei Mate40 mobile phone series in Shanghai on 23 October, 2020. (AFP Photo) |
Geostrategic tensions, global mistrust and the dark side of the digital world are significant threats that could fracture the world, according to the United Nations (UN) Secretary-General during the UN General Assembly in September 2020. These threats stem from the strategic competition between the United States (US) and China, which risks fuelling a new Cold War that could ‘split the globe’.
These threats also coalesce into Technationalism, which is a mercantilist conduct that both great powers embrace and could undermine the globalist ideals of cooperation towards a shared future for all countries.
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