The Complex Dynamics of East Asian Alliances: China's Perspective
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China perceives the recent Camp David summit between the United States, South Korea, and Japan as the beginning of a de facto military alliance, as the three countries agreed to conduct joint military drills and share intelligence. Beijing was taken by surprise by South Korea's change of stance under its new president.
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