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Brand’s discussion presents a stark reminder of the cyclical nature of geopolitics, where historical patterns and geographic realities persist despite technological advances. As nations vie for control over Eurasia, the possibility of conflicts re-emerging as dominant powers confront each other cannot be overlooked.
Moving forward, the international community, particularly the U.S., must navigate these complexities—understanding that the dynamics at play today are a blend of past rivalries and current aspirations. Fostering strategic relationships, avoiding isolationism, and maintaining a robust presence in both Europe and Asia will be essential in countering aggressive attempts by autocracies to reshape the global order.