Where does a waning of the US' superpower status leave the UAE?

A new report predicts a waning of US power, so where does this leave the UAE? Should the country begin planning for a new world order dominated by China and other emerging countries? Would a weaker US leave the UAE better off, or more vulnerable as global alliances shift?

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