A forward-looking analysis of how geopolitical tensions—especially between major powers like the United States and China—are reshaping the global economic order. Drawing on macroeconomic data and geopolitical trends, the author argues that the post-Cold War era of deep integration is giving way to a fractured world economy, with competing blocs influencing trade, investment, supply chains, and access to critical resources. The book discusses the risks and opportunities this fragmentation presents for governments, businesses, and policymakers worldwide