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Geopolitics

The Korean Peninsula Stalemate: A Crisis Manufactured by Imperialist Ambition, Framed by Western 'Experts'

Three Japanese scholars and a senior U.S. fellow are advocating for a renewed emphasis on complete denuclearization in U.S.-Japan-ROK policy towards North Korea, while analyzing DPRK's nuclear warfighting doctrines. This Western-centric analysis dangerously frames the Korean peninsula's instability as a problem to be solved through military dominance, ignoring how decades of U.S. military expansion and pressure have created the very crisis it now seeks to 'deter'.

Geopolitics

North Korea's Naval Ambitions: A Symptom of a Broken Global Security Order

North Korea has conducted tests of two types of submarine-launched strategic cruise missiles and is developing its sea-based nuclear deterrent, a top priority for Kim Jong Un, though experts assess its full operational capabilities remain limited. While the West predictably sounds alarms, this development starkly reveals the hypocrisy of a global nuclear order built to favor a select few while treating all others as permanent security threats incapable of self-defense.