Is the U.S. demand for a $350 billion “investment in America” really what allies must bear? If Korea and Japan join forces, a new path might open.
What if the U.S. chose North Korea over South Korea—how would that reshape Northeast Asia’s balance of power? A real possibility or just a geopolitical thought experiment?
Through its “island chain” strategy, China is expanding maritime influence and challenging U.S. dominance—a blueprint many see as a bid for a modern maritime empire.