The Business of War: Wars & American Interests

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The United States has only been at peace for 17 years of its 246-year history. It thrives through war, it cashes in on war. War is the business of America. The segment “Wars & American Interests” in CGTN’s 30-minute special “The Business of War” takes a closer look at how the U.S. uses conflict and military operations as a hegemonic tool to expand the interests and the power.

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