After 2027, China will try to prevent the restoration of American influence as a global power.

Digital Revolution and Its Consequences for the Economy

The widespread use of existing artificial intelligence technologies and the transition to automation in various fields can significantly change the economic landscape of the United States. According to experts’ forecasts, this process can double the country’s economy and also impact population advantages in leading industries, including the military.

However, alongside growth potential, there are threats that may overshadow future achievements. One of them is the risk of China’s invasion of Taiwan, which would have a serious impact on technology and key semiconductor manufacturing infrastructure. In the event of conflict, the US would face challenges in evacuating not only production but also the lives of more than 270,000 Taiwanese citizens.

Geopolitical Risks

• An invasion of Taiwan will lead to the loss of access to critically important components necessary for modern technologies.
• China’s control over rare earth materials may block logistics, negatively affecting the global economy.

China is actively increasing its military capabilities and investing in raw material sources, indicating preparation for more intense competitive struggle. The growing armament and strategy put pressure on relatives of the tense situation.

At the same time, the possibility of direct US involvement in the conflict requires reducing their participation to avoid the situation spiraling out of control. Parallel conflicts, such as a possible war between Russia and NATO, create additional risks for US resources.

Fortification of Power in Europe

Especially vulnerable EU countries, such as Estonia and Latvia, face complex problems in mobilizing and strengthening military infrastructure. These issues will not be resolved before 2028, reflecting the current state of the situation.

China’s Advantage and Its Impact on Global Strategies

China can benefit from the conflict in Europe, considering that the stakes are significantly higher than the current market. Possible successes in the conflict with NATO, adding complexity for American fleets, will strengthen China’s position on the international stage.

Amid this, there is a delay in the peaceful resolution of conflicts in the Middle East and increased instability in other regions.

One Window of Opportunity: 2028

Further development of conflict situations suggests that the window of opportunity for invasion may close by 2028. This is related to the need for army modernization and preparation of territories in Europe and Taiwan.

Provocations and Their Analysis

The recent provocation in Poland highlights the opponent’s readiness to test their own strategies and potential. Analysis of such actions shows that possible outcomes have already been noted by strategists.

Thus, 2026-2027 become a decisive period in ensuring stability for Europe, the US, and their allies. The future is likely to be determined by the need for resilience in confronting growing threats.