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President of Global Affairs @Goldman Sachs, x-Google, Senior Fellow @CFR, NYTimes Bestselling author of 6 books.
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America’s New Critical Minerals Playbook Original

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By Jared Cohen Verified
| TIME Verified
When President Donald Trump met China’s leader Xi Jinping in Beijing in May, an economic chokepoint hovered over their negotiations: critical minerals. The global economy was already roiled by the de facto closure of the Strait of Hormuz, which has blocked nearly 20% of the world’s energy supply. And after the meeting, the White House published a fact sheet heralding a new “constructive relationship of strategic stability” between the world’s two largest economies, signalling a new détente.
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The Complicated Stakes of the AI Race Between the U.S. and China Original

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By Jared Cohen Verified
| TIME Verified
Trade tensions between the United States and China have eased for now, but the technology race is accelerating. While Washington and Beijing have relaxed export controls on semiconductors and rare earths, both have announced new AI models, new applications, and new deals. This week, world leaders are meeting in New Delhi for the India AI Impact Summit. And technology competition is, unsurprisingly, high on the list of discussion topics.
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The New Wealth of Nations

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By Jared Cohen Verified, George Lee
| Foreign Policy Magazine Verified
Capital and statecraft have always been connected. But since the dawn of modern capitalism, the world’s overall wealth and average human welfare have risen dramatically. So too has states’ access to capital and their willingness to deploy it to achieve political ends—a trend that is particularly strong during periods of rapid economic growth, technological change, and great-power rivalry.
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