A “new cold war” refers to the modern geopolitical rivalry between major powers, like the U.S. and China, marked by economic sanctions, tech competition, and proxy conflicts. It is used to describe tense, non-hot-war standoffs. Nations with strong defense industries or tech sectors often benefit, as do political leaders rallying domestic support.
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