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A new #Indo-Pacific triangle is forming—and it’s not just symbolic.
In this edition of *The One Big Thing*, part of your Threatscape Daily Brief, we spotlight Washington’s strategic alignment with South Korea, Japan, and the Philippines to counter China and North Korea.

⚠️ *Why it matters:*
This isn’t a bilateral play. It’s a multilateral deterrence shift that compresses timelines, reinforces regional resilience, and complicates Beijing’s strategic calculus.

🧠 *For intel professionals, sovereign risk managers, and defense planners:*
This triangle isn’t waiting for the next crisis; it’s shaping the battlefield before it arrives.

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📄 Transcript
“This is the One Big Thing—part of your Threatscape Daily Brief for November 19, 2025. Today: The Indo-Pacific Triangle.”

“Washington is backing a new Indo-Pacific triangle—linking South Korea, Japan, and the Philippines—as a strategic bulwark against China and North Korea. It’s a shift toward multilateral deterrence.”

“With tensions rising in the Taiwan Strait and the Korean Peninsula, the U.S. is reinforcing regional resilience—not alone, but through coordinated alliances. This triangle compresses timelines and complicates Beijing’s strategic calculus.”

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