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Middle East: Era of Soft Warfare
The article discusses the nature of the current international conflict between China and the United States. It describes it as a "soft war" rather than a traditional, decisive conflict like during the Cold War. This conflict, which reflects the stage of "liquid modernity," is characterized by economic interconnection and flexibility, conducted through non-military tools such as infrastructure, technology, digital platforms, and the shaping of globalization in a more flexible and multipolar manner. China adopts a long-term strategy through initiatives like the "Belt and Road," while America remains committed to its old hegemonic doctrine but faces challenges in adapting to a more flexible and rapidly changing world. The conflict is no longer between two sides seeking a decisive victory but is instead a soft balance focused on continuous shaping and an irresolute balance of power, with the expectation that the victor will be the one able to adapt with patience and wisdom.
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