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USS Greeneville Docks in Busan: US Nuclear Sub's 2025 Visit Reinforces South Korea Alliance
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USS Greeneville Docks in Busan: US Nuclear Sub's 2025 Visit Reinforces South Korea Alliance

The U.S. nuclear submarine USS Greeneville arrived in Busan, South Korea, on Dec. 23, 2025, for a logistical stop. This visit reinforces the U.S.-South Korea defense alliance and serves as a strategic signal of deterrence in the region.

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Haneul Kim
US-India Chill: A 'Fragile Phase' Opens the Door for China in the Indo-Pacific
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US-India Chill: A 'Fragile Phase' Opens the Door for China in the Indo-Pacific

In late 2025, US-India relations have entered a 'fragile phase' amid growing distrust. Nikkei Asia reports that PM Modi is avoiding President Trump, a development that could allow China to expand its influence in the Indo-Pacific.

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Haneul Kim
Taiwan's Political Infighting Sparks Alarm Among International Partners, Officials Warn
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Taiwan's Political Infighting Sparks Alarm Among International Partners, Officials Warn

Intensifying political conflict in Taiwan, including opposition to defense spending, is raising concerns among foreign officials that crucial international support for the island could be at risk.

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Haneul Kim
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China's Dual Carrier Convergence: A New Era of Naval Power Projection in Asia
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China's Dual Carrier Convergence: A New Era of Naval Power Projection in Asia

China's two aircraft carriers docking signals a new era of naval power projection, impacting global geopolitics, supply chains, and defense tech.

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Haneul Kim
The Last Panda: Why Beijing's 'Bear Market' Diplomacy Signals a New Cold War in Asia
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The Last Panda: Why Beijing's 'Bear Market' Diplomacy Signals a New Cold War in Asia

The end of China's 50-year panda diplomacy with Japan is more than symbolic. It's a key indicator of rising geopolitical risk and a new cold war in Asia.

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Haneul Kim
Taiwan's 'Mission Command' Pivot: Rewriting the Rules of War to Counter a Chinese Blitz
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Taiwan's 'Mission Command' Pivot: Rewriting the Rules of War to Counter a Chinese Blitz

Taiwan is adopting a decentralized 'mission command' strategy to counter a no-warning Chinese invasion. A deep dive into the geopolitical and tech implications.

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Haneul Kim
Micronesia's Runway Rivalry: Why a Tiny Atoll is the New US-China Flashpoint
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Micronesia's Runway Rivalry: Why a Tiny Atoll is the New US-China Flashpoint

A Chinese-built airfield on a remote Micronesian atoll ignites US-China tensions, revealing a new front in the battle for Pacific dominance. Here's why it matters.

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Haneul Kim
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China's Autonomous Drone Refueling: Beijing Signals a New Era of Air Power
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China's Autonomous Drone Refueling: Beijing Signals a New Era of Air Power

China's successful autonomous drone-to-drone refueling test is a major geopolitical signal, challenging US air dominance and redrawing the strategic map of the Indo-Pacific.

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Haneul Kim
The Korean Command Shift: Why a Military Handover Is a High-Stakes Geopolitical and Tech Gamble
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The Korean Command Shift: Why a Military Handover Is a High-Stakes Geopolitical and Tech Gamble

The transfer of wartime command (OPCON) from the U.S. to South Korea is a high-stakes gamble, impacting global supply chains and regional stability.

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Haneul Kim
Asia's New Arms Race Ignites in Orbit as China-Japan Tensions Escalate
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Asia's New Arms Race Ignites in Orbit as China-Japan Tensions Escalate

China accuses Japan of starting a space arms race, signaling a new, dangerous front in the Indo-Pacific. Our analysis breaks down the geopolitical and tech implications.

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Haneul Kim
Seoul's Nuclear Submarine Gambit: A New Fault Line in the US-China Tech War
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Seoul's Nuclear Submarine Gambit: A New Fault Line in the US-China Tech War

South Korea's plan to build nuclear submarines with US backing marks a major geopolitical shift, challenging China and testing global non-proliferation norms.

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Haneul Kim
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Seoul's Nuclear Submarine Gambit: A New Power Play Redefining Asian Security
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Seoul's Nuclear Submarine Gambit: A New Power Play Redefining Asian Security

South Korea's bid for nuclear-powered submarines is a seismic shift, redefining its U.S. alliance and challenging the security balance in the Indo-Pacific.

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Haneul Kim
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