Amendment of U.S. China strategy to ‘focus on Taiwan and North Korea, foundation of democracy and equality’

Amendment of U.S. China strategy to ‘focus on Taiwan and North Korea, foundation of democracy and equality’

The United States revised its integrated national strategy and announced 'equality on the basis of democracy', saying, "It focuses particularly on the Taiwan Strait and North Korea."
Unlike President Yoon Seok-yeol’s “freedom values,” the U.S. strategy was identified as “the foundation of democratic values,” excluding “freedom.”
The United States National Strategy, in particular, proposes “guaranteeing the safety of the American people, advocating American values such as freedom and equality, and cooperation between the United States and China in the areas of climate change, epidemics, food security, and health” to achieve “equality” with “freedom and equality.” For the first time, it was specified as equal to freedom.
The U.S. Department of State’s Integrated Country Strategy announced in 2022 the’Strategy against China’ was reviewed this year and partially revised the results were released through Voice of America (VOA) on the 4th.
China's countermeasure strategy was released to the public as "using the power, leadership and strategic advantage of the United States together with partners and allies to promote regional peace, security and regional stability, with particular focus on the Taiwan Strait and North Korea."
The U.S. strategy stated that “the U.S. embassy in China will press China to play an active role in achieving the complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula and eliminating North Korea’s illegal weapons program.”
The U.S. strategy states, “America’s alliances and partnerships in the Indo-Pacific region are regional security and stability; economic prosperity; a foundation of shared democratic values; U.S. alliances and partnerships in the Indo-Pacific are foundational to preserving regional security and stability, economic prosperity, and shared democratic values, It is vital that the United States reinvigorate and strengthen the institutions, relationships, and technological leadership that have served United States and regional states' interests so well for more than 75 years.
The Integrated National Strategy's primary economic goals are to "promote economic and trade relations that defend American workers and businesses; combat China's abusive economic practices; promote American goods and services; and promote American technological competitiveness." said.
Regarding China, the Integration Strategy said, “The Chinese government often takes actions that threaten the national security and foreign policy interests of the United States and its partners.” "We must protect the interests of the United States, including preventing the use of American technology to perpetuate it."
The counter-China economic strategy includes “fight against China’s unfair and illegal trade practices, cyber theft, and coercive economic practices, help China’s neighbors defend their rights, and build a common approach with like-minded countries”. presented as a way
The U.S. Integration Strategy sets forth the goal of “strengthening U.S. leadership, military strength, credibility, and alliances with respect to peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait, the Korean Peninsula, the East China Sea, the South China Sea, and the broader Indo-Pacific region.” .