In geopolitical analysis, strategy is a combination of defining the national interest, having the military and economic power available to pursue it, accurately assessing an enemy’s strength, identifying its greatest vulnerability and, most importantly, taking advantage of it. If a nation can correctly exploit an enemy’s weakness, it often stands to benefit even if it’s […]
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