Sunny Lee Livres

The book delves into the implications of a widespread cyber attack from North Korea that overwhelmed U.S. and South Korean government websites. It highlights the challenges of identifying attackers and emphasizes the need for both nations to enhance their defenses against such cyber terrorism. The narrative explores North Korea's evolving capabilities in cyber warfare, linking it to its military ambitions, including the potential delivery of weapons of mass destruction. The text underscores the strategic threat posed by North Korea's advanced cyber-offensive capabilities against key targets.

Focusing on U.S. strategic recovery in Asia, this book analyzes the challenges posed by nuclear capabilities and regional powers like China and Russia. It compiles papers presented at major political science conferences, exploring the implications of military advancements in Northeast Asia. The author discusses how the U.S. can effectively manage its influence and security strategy amid rising tensions, emphasizing the importance of relationships with key regional players such as Japan and Korea in maintaining U.S. power in the region.

The book explores the escalating geopolitical tensions and military competition threatening global security, highlighting conflicts such as the Ukraine War and the Israel-Hamas War, as well as potential crises involving Taiwan and North Korea. It argues that international society must prioritize strategies for global peace to combat these dangers and enhance national competitiveness. Additionally, it emphasizes the detrimental effects of economic conflicts, like the U.S.-China Trade War, on international stability, advocating for dedicated national efforts towards achieving lasting peace.

Focusing on the implications of Korean reunification, this book explores the evolving security dynamics in Northeast Asia. It examines how nuclear capabilities challenge U.S. strategies and the rising military stature of South Korea, now ranked sixth globally. The analysis highlights the potential for strengthening the U.S.-Korea alliance and Korea's emerging role in regional power structures. By investigating political traits between Korea and the U.S., the book aims to clarify Korea's position in Asia post-reunification and its impact on regional security.

The book explores the geopolitical dynamics surrounding North Korea's potential collapse, highlighting the complex power struggles among major players like the U.S. and China over the Korean Peninsula. It delves into how these nations' national interests will shape the future of a unified Korea, while also considering the roles of Russia and Japan in this evolving scenario. Ultimately, it argues that the alliance between Korea and the U.S. will prevail, facilitating a successful unification process amid the regional turmoil.

The book explores the critical role of missile defense systems in safeguarding national security and deterring military threats in the international arena. It highlights the U.S.'s advanced capabilities, including five key systems: ABL, PAC-3, THAAD, SM-3, and GMD, designed to counter various ballistic missiles, including those armed with nuclear warheads. The narrative emphasizes the rising missile threats from China, Russia, and North Korea, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region, and underscores the evolution of U.S. missile defense strategies since the Gulf War, showcasing its comprehensive approach to defense.

Focusing on U.S. security strategy in Asia, this book explores the complex dynamics of Korea-U.S. relations, North Korea's nuclear ambitions, and the geopolitical landscape of Northeast Asia. It emphasizes the challenges posed by China's and Russia's military aspirations while proposing strategies to enhance U.S. influence in the region. By analyzing relationships with key regional powers, the book aims to strengthen the U.S.-Korea alliance, positioning Korea to maximize its potential in the evolving Asian context.

The book examines the impact of terrorism on global security, emphasizing the U.S.'s role as a leader in international policy. It discusses the challenges posed by North Korea's military aggressions, particularly following the U.S.'s involvement in the Afghanistan and Iraq Wars. The narrative highlights North Korea's provocative behavior and its declaration of a "Sacred War" in response to U.S. and South Korean military exercises. The author proposes a dual strategy to address North Korea's threats: a direct military approach to eliminate its capabilities and a tension policy utilizing various diplomatic routes.

Focusing on the nuclear threats posed by Russia, China, and North Korea, the book examines the complexities of U.S. security strategy in the face of these challenges. It highlights Russia's numerical superiority in nuclear weapons, China's rapid advancements in nuclear technology, and North Korea's persistent nuclear ambitions, which pose significant risks of nuclear terror. The text emphasizes the urgency of addressing these threats through nonproliferation efforts to safeguard international security and counter potential nuclear aggression from these nations.

The book explores the transformative effects of Korean Reunification on military structures and national security strategies in Northeast Asia. It examines how reduced tensions and the end of North Korea's nuclear threat will reshape the policies of major players, including Russia and China, prompting them to reconsider military expansion. Japan's ambitions as a nuclear power will also be curtailed. Ultimately, a unified Korea is positioned to lead a new security environment, with the U.S. maintaining a role in regional stability.