A Ukrainian police officer stands in front of a building hit by an air strike in the town of Rzhyshchiv, near Kyiv, on Wednesday, amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Photo: AFP
A Ukrainian police officer stands in front of a building hit by an air strike in the town of Rzhyshchiv, near Kyiv, on Wednesday, amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Photo: AFP
Andrew Sheng
Opinion

Opinion

Andrew Sheng

Game strategy shows there can be no good outcome in the US-China-Russia power contest

  • The war games being played by the US against its two rivals are a combination of chess and Go, in which it must anticipate its opponents’ moves while claiming as much space on the board as possible
  • Such a complex game can only end in negotiations with no clear winner, but much damage may be done before then

A Ukrainian police officer stands in front of a building hit by an air strike in the town of Rzhyshchiv, near Kyiv, on Wednesday, amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Photo: AFP
A Ukrainian police officer stands in front of a building hit by an air strike in the town of Rzhyshchiv, near Kyiv, on Wednesday, amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Photo: AFP
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