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*[https://warontherocks.com/2023/04/multipolarity-what-is-it-good-for/ Multipolarity: What Is It Good For?] (Discussion of the above ''[[Foreign Affairs]]'' article ''The Myth of Multipolarity'', 2023)

*[https://warontherocks.com/2023/04/multipolarity-what-is-it-good-for/ Multipolarity: What Is It Good For?] (Discussion of the above ''[[Foreign Affairs]]'' article ''The Myth of Multipolarity'', 2023)

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[[File:The Great Powers Gap 2022.jpg|thumbnail|3500px|center|According to the [[Council on Foreign Relations]] official publication ''[[Foreign Affairs]]'', "The United States and China are undoubtedly the two most powerful countries, but at least one more country must be roughly in their league for multipolarity to exist. This is where claims of multipolarity fall apart. Every country that could plausibly rank third—France, Germany, India, Japan, Russia, the United Kingdom—is in no way a rough peer of the United States or China."<ref>[https://archive.ph/I2bFZ The Myth of Multipolarity], American Power’s Staying Power, ''Foreign Affairs'', 2023.</ref>

[[File:The Great Powers Gap 2022.jpg|thumbnail|650px|center|According to the [[Council on Foreign Relations]] official publication ''[[Foreign Affairs]]'', "The United States and China are undoubtedly the two most powerful countries, but at least one more country must be roughly in their league for multipolarity to exist. This is where claims of multipolarity fall apart. Every country that could plausibly rank third—France, Germany, India, Japan, Russia, the United Kingdom—is in no way a rough peer of the United States or China."<ref>[https://archive.ph/I2bFZ The Myth of Multipolarity], American Power’s Staying Power, ''Foreign Affairs'', 2023.</ref>

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