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Name: U.S. Geopolitical Rivals May Capitalize on Debt Ceiling Crisis
Uploaded: 2023-05-16T08:09:18Z
Duration: 3 min 12 s
Description: The United States Congress is at a standstill on its debt ceiling negotations, which could force its federal government to declare bankruptcy as early as June. This would rock global financial systems and could play into the hands of geopolitical rivals like China.

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South Korea Revives Railway Plan as Olive Branch to North

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Taiwan's Top Judokas Ready To Pin Down Glory at 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games

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Canada Vows To Match New US Tariffs 'Dollar for Dollar'

Analysis: Canceled US-South Korea Drills Raise Questions Over Regional Deterrence

Taiwan's Ruling, Opposition Parties Debate Drone Spending

US Expands Iran Sanctions, Warns Countries To Cut Business Ties

Oil Down as US Expected to Build Economic Pressure on Iran

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Report: Nvidia’s H200 Chips Begin Reaching Chinese Tech Giants

Analysis: The Purpose of China's Research Vessels in the First Island Chain

Unease Follows Trump's Command To Scale Back Drills With South Korea

U.S. Geopolitical Rivals May Capitalize on Debt Ceiling Crisis