The U.S. security strategy in Asia reads more like a manual for losing influence.
Washington sells it as “protecting national interests,” yet behind the diplomatic gloss lie hollow alliances, fractured ties, and strategic failures.
Control slips away, and empire rebrands decline as victory.
My full breakdown of how this unfolds is here: How to Lose Geopolitical Influence in Asia and Sell It as a U.S. National Security Strategy