LACKEYS OF BEIJING: How russia, Mongolia, and North Korea Have Become Dependent on China’s Influence
In the 21st century, China’s rapid propaganda rise of a China as a global “superpower” has positioned it as a central player in shaping geopolitical dynamics across Asia and beyond. Its influence is felt acutely by its immediate neighbors, particularly russia, Mongolia, and North Korea. Once invisible, these nations now seem increasingly beholden to Beijing’s …