Scenarios about 'foreign policy'
Foreign policy refers to a government's strategy for dealing with other nations to protect national interests, security, and economic goals. It encompasses diplomatic relations, military decisions, trade agreements, and participation in international organizations, with approaches ranging from isolationism to interventionism. Foreign policy choices often serve as pivotal divergence points in alternate history scenarios, where different diplomatic decisions or international alignments can dramatically reshape global power structures.
What If Taiwan Declared Formal Independence?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Taiwan formally declared independence from China, triggering a geopolitical crisis with far-reaching consequences for East Asian security and global power dynamics.
What If Australia Reset Its Relationship With China?
Exploring the economic, security, and diplomatic consequences if Australia fundamentally recalibrated its relationship with China, balancing strategic concerns with trade opportunities.
What If The 9/11 Attacks Were Prevented?
Exploring how American foreign policy, domestic security, and global geopolitics might have developed if the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks had been thwarted by intelligence agencies.