The instability of a multipolar era

Helen Thompson, Professor of Political Economy at the University of Cambridge, dives into the dynamic landscape of global geopolitics. She explores the US–China rivalry and the rising significance of the Western Hemisphere. Thompson highlights how energy shifts since 2005 have led to instability in a multipolar world. She discusses US strategies in Latin America, the economic interdependence that fuels tensions, and the implications of climate change as a national security crisis. Lastly, she emphasizes the need for strong leadership and systemic thinking in navigating these challenges.