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Korea's Place in History
Senior VP of Strategic Analysis, Stratfor
At various points in its history, Korea has acted as a buffer between China and Japan, Japan and Russia, China and the United States, and even the European imperial powers and China.
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Squeezed between larger powers, the divided nation will continue to serve as a regional buffer as it tries to secure greater latitude from the allies each side depends on for security....
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