An era of sweeping change, where the situation shifted with each passing day, leaving people dazzled.
Many major world events had occurred during this period, and the global order had undergone enormous changes.
As several parties achieved success with Controlled Nuclear Fusion, Huaxia permitted the export of Controlled Nuclear Fusion Power Stations. A revolution in global energy began, and the struggle over Controlled Nuclear Fusion Technology officially commenced.
The six major powers—Huaxia, the United States, Russia, the Island Nation, India, and Europe—used every means at their disposal, fighting madly over the enormous prize of the Controlled Nuclear Fusion energy market.
Huaxia naturally reaped the greatest benefits. With its mature Nuclear Fusion Power Station technology, it had virtually no rivals.
Various technologies were released by the Ant Army Group, while news of technological breakthroughs kept emerging from Huaxia's scientific community. Huaxia's technological strength soared, its economy became the world's largest, and its influence surged.
Huaxia had effectively become the uncrowned king, the world's new leader.
Europe, meanwhile, also entered a new era, dominated by two major blocs.
The group led by Russia was the most dazzling. Russia succeeded in Controlled Nuclear Fusion Technology and Artificial Intelligence, followed by a string of scientific and technological breakthroughs. Its economic development regained its former glory, and several former Soviet member states began signing various free cooperation agreements with Russia. For a time, its momentum was unmatched.
Next came the European group led by Germany, France, and Britain, whose strength could not be underestimated. After two years of cooperation with India, Europe successfully achieved a breakthrough in High-Level Artificial Intelligence Technology, followed by success in Controlled Nuclear Fusion Technology. Though it entered the field late, it had barely managed to keep pace.
North America remained centered around the United States.
The United States maintained its