Scenarios about 'East Asian geopolitics'
East Asian geopolitics refers to the complex power dynamics, territorial disputes, and strategic relationships among nations in the East Asian region, including China, Japan, the Koreas, Taiwan, and their interactions with global powers. This sphere has been shaped by historical conflicts, colonial legacies, economic interdependence, and competing territorial claims in areas like the South China Sea and East China Sea. Understanding these relationships is crucial for exploring alternate timelines where different outcomes in wars, alliances, or economic development could dramatically reshape regional power balances.
What If Okinawa Remained Under US Administration Longer?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the United States maintained administrative control of Okinawa well beyond 1972, reshaping Asia-Pacific geopolitics, US-Japan relations, and the lives of Okinawans.