Can China nuclear hit the USA?
While China has become a global industrial powerhouse, its economy remains deeply integrated with the West, particularly as the U.S. is one of its largest consumers. Decoupling from the U.S. and the EU would present a massive challenge, as China relies on these markets for exports and, in many cases, access to high-end technology and critical components like advanced chips. Although Beijing has been aggressively pursuing self-reliance and retaliatory measures, such as banning rare earth exports, experts suggest that China may not be truly ready to survive a complete severance of trade ties without significant economic disruption, given how essential the West has been to its growth over the last four decades.
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