Laudatory Asian situation in Sino-US confrontation may intensify into the world's biggest

　　The status of U.S. economic power will give China, but you can keep the main leadership of the country.

BEIJING, Dec. 10, according to Japan's Kyodo News reported, published by the U.S. National Intelligence Council (NIC) 10 2030 international situation report predicts that the sustained economic development in Asia, the spread of nationalism will lead to tensions in the region intensified . The report pointed out that the hope to maintain influence in Asia, the United States and marine activities to become more active in the confrontation between China may intensify, if there is no strong regional security mechanism, the tensions in Asia may become the largest threat to the international community.
　　The report said the U.S. unipolar era will be over, but in 2030, including China, no country will grasp the hegemony of the international community. The status of U.S. economic power will give China, but you can keep the main leadership of the country.
　　The report predicts that Asian countries will continue the same as Japan and South Korea holds economy by the Chinese security by the United States, "the idea. However, if the U.S. friendly countries do not have independent ability and determination to compete in China, even if it bears the risk of direct confrontation with China, the United States may also be necessary to strengthen the intervention of the regional affairs.
　　The report pointed out that Japan's aging and shrinking population than any developed problems will be more serious. Population dynamics will change in the Japanese government to rectify the financial formation of bondage.
　　The report also mentioned the possibility of trouble off the life of the nation's huge natural disasters. The report pointed out that Tokyo the tsunami may encounter, and the U.S. Atlantic coast may also Caribbean surrounding the earthquake and the tsunami hit. Especially Tokyo, due to the low altitude, "the most dangerous metropolis".