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The book provides a comprehensive analysis of the geoeconomic transformations taking place in international relations in intertwined technological, economic, and geopolitical contexts. It shows how economic tools have become an essential focus in shaping the balance of power by stimulating cooperation, sanctions, or imposing restrictions between countries. It focuses on the escalating competition between China and the United States of America, and the major role of the economy in the confrontation between the two powers. Analyzing the impact of global logistics corridors, initiatives such as China's Belt and Road, and their Western alternatives. The book highlights the role of strategic logistics corridors in reshaping the balance of economic power, while analyzing global initiatives that seek to enhance economic influence through infrastructure, and asks whether the issue of economic fragmentation means the end of globalization, or a shift to globalization with new foundations. It also explains the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic and the challenges resulting from conflicts in global supply chains. This led to a change in perceptions of economic integration, and a move towards protectionist policies that strengthen local industries and increase the chances of global economic fragmentation. The book analyzes the importance of technological progress, especially artificial intelligence and quantum computing, and its role in shaping a new geoeconomic order. It also reviews the impact of energy transitions and climate change on international economic relations. In conclusion, the book explores the future of the emerging geoeconomic system, trying to provide conclusions regarding how technological, regional and financial transformations will affect the major powers and the rise of the middle powers, with special reference to the United Arab Emirates.