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As of 2025, the United States views China as its primary strategic rival, though Russia is also considered a major adversary in specific contexts.

Here’s a breakdown:

China – Strategic Competitor #1

  • Economic rivalry: China’s rapid tech development, manufacturing dominance, and moves to internationalize the yuan challenge U.S. economic leadership.

  • Military concerns: Expanding naval power, militarization of the South China Sea, and pressure on Taiwan are seen as threats to U.S. influence in the Indo-Pacific.

  • Technology race: Huawei, AI, quantum computing, and semiconductors are battlegrounds for dominance.

  • Espionage/cybersecurity: The U.S. frequently accuses China of state-sponsored cyberattacks and intellectual property theft.

Official stance: U.S. national security documents, like the National Defense Strategy, call China the “pacing threat”, meaning the country that most drives U.S. military planning.

Russia – Ongoing Military Adversary

  • Geopolitical aggression: Russia’s war in Ukraine, interference in Western democracies, and threats to NATO partners keep it high on the threat list.

  • Nuclear threat: Russia still has one of the largest nuclear arsenals in the world, contributing to global strategic tensions.

Summary:

  • China = Long-term global competitor and the main focus of U.S. strategic planning.

  • Russia = Acute military and political threat, especially in Europe.