Bit of a deceptive headline. “Culture war” in general usage these days means the Judeo-Christian time tested values against the “anything goes” crowd.
What they seem to be referring to here are technically “culture wars” but seems to be really a conventional trade war with tariffs and the like as applied to products of “culture” most importantly movies.
Sure it’s “culture wars” but not in the commonly used sense.
Well said.
You get that kind of "culture war" because "cultures" aren't really as distinct or as ... well ... cultural as they once were.