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Summary: The U.S. is adopting asymmetric strategies to counter China's military expansion, particularly around Taiwan. Historically reliant on its...
The decade-old approach is failing to gain any substantial benefit, while maximizing the chances of an accidental war that Beijing does not want.
The North Korean government under Kim Jong-un continues to move in a direction that alarms its potential adversaries: South Korea, the United States,...
Presumptive Republican Party presidential candidate Donald Trump’s latest statement about Taiwan is another indication that U.S. foreign policy...
The “Axis of Evil” just got more real. US National Security Council spokesman John Kirby said on Jan. 4 that within the previous week, Russia...
There is little, if any, reason to expect a breakthrough in Pyongyang’s relations with either South Korea or the United States in 2024. The politics...
Biden-Xi: déjà vu in San Francisco - Expectations for the summit meeting between U.S. President Joe Biden and Chinese Communist Party General...
If Donald Trump Wins the White House Again, He Could Make Major Mistakes on North Korea Policy: A shakeup in U.S. policy toward the Korean Peninsula...
In 2017, North Korea conducted a very large, possibly thermonuclear, test explosion and proved it could build long-range ballistic missiles....
Much has changed in the U.S.-China relationship over the past three decades as China has increased its global economic and political influence, built...
The DPRK believes it needs nuclear weapons to offset its vulnerability to the U.S. nuclear capability and to compensate for the weakness of its...
Tensions between China and the United States over Taiwan, the single most volatile issue in the bilateral relationship, will likely remain stable...
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