AS THE world’s two largest economies lock horns in an escalating trade and technology confrontation, smaller economies like Malaysia stand at a critical juncture, balancing diplomacy, trade and national interest.
The recent analysis on China’s growing prowess in weaponising trade tools once used by America highlights not only the strategic shift in global power but also a window of opportunity for middle economies to reposition themselves. For Malaysia, the challenge is not to choose sides but to master the art of balance.
