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I think the theory of offensive realism of geopolitics is pretty representative, but Trump's recent short-term decisions seem to be a bit straying from that theory. This is of great concern to me because it's a topic that could affect the balance of power in East Asia.

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Latin grammar is very similar to Japanese (and Korean, Turkish, etc.) and is easy for me to understand.

According to geopolitics, maritime nations tend to be easy to develop commerce and have the decentralization of power, as a result, the people of maritime nations tend to have strong individualism, making it easier for democracies to take root. To be honest, I don't really get it (because I don't think Japan is particularly strong in individualism), but I think it does make a certain amount of sense as it explains the differences between Japan and China.