Phase IFoundation
Background
Overview
Understanding regional conflicts, the role of major powers, the impact of military alliances, and the interplay between nuclear proliferation and regional stability.
The Korean Peninsula remains a critical flashpoint in international relations, marked by the enduring division between North and South Korea, the presence of major power interests (U.S., China, Russia, Japan), and North Korea's nuclear weapons program. This complex geopolitical landscape frequently leads to heightened tensions and military posturing.