Geostrategist Warns of Rising Bloc Conflict and US Order Decline

The world order led by the US is weakening, and a new order isn't clearly taking its place.

This could lead to countries forming rival groups like in the 1930s.

China and Russia are increasing their influence, seen in events like the SCO summit and a military parade.

These actions are viewed by some as a potential threat.

Some countries, like India, could decide if the world splits into opposing sides.

There are economic changes, like less globalization and countries using tariffs and different currencies.

If countries continue to divide into competing groups, it might cause conflicts.