A CSIS survey reveals that 75% of South Korean and nearly 80% of Japanese strategic elites oppose or are uncertain about their countries acquiring nuclear weapons. Experts suggest this could impact nuclear stability in Northeast Asia.
A CSIS survey reveals that 75% of South Korean and nearly 80% of Japanese strategic elites oppose or are uncertain about their countries acquiring nuclear weapons. Experts suggest such a move could destabilize Northeast Asia more than US troop reductions.
As global politics shifts from the Spring and Autumn period to the Warring States era, China must present a reliable political vision to shape its future, moving beyond the Thucydides Trap metaphor as US unpredictability challenges the existing world order.
