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The paradox of deterrence: Why peace requires military strength
Original: The paradox of deterrence: Why peace strategy requires focused military
The Korea Times examines the paradox of deterrence, arguing that durable peace strategies depend on credible, focused military capability. The piece contends that nations secure diplomacy not by weakening their armed forces but by maintaining clear, well-resourced defense postures that dissuade adversaries from aggression. It adds to ongoing global debate over how defense spending and military readiness underpin diplomatic leverage in an era of heightened security tensions.
Why now: Ongoing global security tensions keep the relationship between military strength and diplomatic peace strategy under active debate.
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- The paradox of deterrence: Why peace strategy requires focused military · The Korea Times
- The paradox of deterrence: Why peace strategy requires focused military · koreatimes.co.kr
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