US to Lose Superpower Status by 2030, According to National Intelligence Council
Not China nor any other country will be replacing the U.S. Instead the report posits a multipolar world to come
A report by theNational Intelligence Council predicts that the United States will lose its superpower status by 2030, but that no country -- including China -- will be a hegemonic power.
Instead, the report says, power will shift to "networks and coalitions in a multipolar world."
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That means other countries will stop bitching about the US right?....right??
Don't let the door hit you on your way out, superpower status.