The Uncertainty of World War III

The possibility of World War III is difficult to determine. While there are tensions and conflicts in different regions like Europe and the South China Sea, it is essential to analyze the historical precedents of World Wars and the conditions preceding them. The Second World War, characterized by protectionism and disrupted trade, led to the development of the Bretton Woods system. On the other hand, the First World War occurred during a period of rapid globalization. The outcome depends on how the US and China approach these historical examples and whether they can find innovative ways to address tensions and conflicts.