Summary: A BETTER PEACE presents "Hypercompetition and Transient Advantage," another in a series on the Indo-Pacific Region. Dana Tucker and Nate Freier argue that the U.S. can no longer assume a persistent competitive advantage due to the pacing threats in the region, and therefore should exercise a more adaptable, versatile strategy that seeks to hold temporary advantages. Why is this so, and what does this mean for the U.S. and its partners? WAR ROOM's Buck Haberichter moderates.
