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UN Secretary-General on “big rupture” in US/China relations

UN Secretary-General on “Big Rupture” in US/China Relations | GZERO World

The world's two biggest economic powers threaten to create a "big rupture" in geopolitics, but "we are not there yet," UN Secretary-General António Guterres tells Ian Bremmer. In an interview for GZERO World, the leader of the world's best-known multilateral organization discusses the risks involved as the US and China grow further apart on key issues.

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