So, feeling worried about high prices and stability, as well as through the availability and reliability of energy supply in the future, is a critical driver of strategic agenda and the economy of the Asian powers instead of finding ways to cooperate to find solutions to the region's common problems powers of the area has been increasingly embarks on a competitive approach enhances national doubt, deteriorated the tension, and exacerbate the critical strategic competition. Asia's scramble for resources has pushed the price of oil and LNG risks even higher and boost production in the use of energy for political and diplomatic leverage. The war on Iran's nuclear ambitions is a perfect example of how the Asian powers are being pulled into the important diplomatic role: Japan, South Korea, India, and China is the main buyer of Iranian crude oil, and the goal of the United States of America on oil sanctions could not be achieved without their participation. Speaking more broadly, America's dependence on oil imported from the Persian Gulf and Middle East will probably continue to decline the supply is available in the Western Hemisphere are growing. How the motivation that will shape global politics moved back of oil and gas? America has a history of great power in shaping the development of the Middle East and Persian Gulf region, but it will increasingly depend on the Asian powers, especially China, to achieve its goals in the region. The implications of this trend for the interests and foreign policy strategy?
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