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KJ Noh | China's Long Game: Building the World That Ends US Empire

To support our work:   / empirewatch   In episode 65 of Global Majority for Peace, Ileana Chan speaks with political analyst, educator, and journalist KJ Noh about the accelerating crisis of U.S. imperialism and the rapidly shifting geopolitical landscape across East Asia. As the United States enters a new phase of open escalation, from Latin America and West Asia to Africa and the Indo‑Pacific, KJ Noh breaks down how Japan’s sharp right‑wing turn, South Korea’s constrained diplomacy under U.S. military control, and China’s long‑term strategy of digital, financial, energy, and political sovereignty are reshaping the global balance of power. He explains how Japan’s ruling LDP, empowered by a new supermajority, is moving toward constitutional remilitarisation in alignment with Washington’s Indo‑Pacific war planning, while South Korean President Lee Jae‑myung attempts a delicate assertion of sovereignty through his historic visit to China, including a symbolically powerful stop at the Korean Provisional Government site in Shanghai. These developments unfold against a backdrop of U.S. decline, deepening social precarity, collapsing public services, and a viral Chinese term, “kill line,” now used to describe the fragility of everyday American life. KJ Noh also examines how narratives like “Israel controls the U.S.” function as political red herrings that obscure the actual structure of U.S. imperial power and weaken anti‑imperialist movements. He traces how China’s perception of the United States has shifted dramatically as Chinese citizens witness the realities of homelessness, debt, and social breakdown in the world’s richest country, contrasted with China’s own economic stability and growing confidence in its government’s ability to withstand U.S. aggression. Together, these threads reveal an empire in dangerous decline, lashing out militarily as its global position erodes, while China, Japan, and South Korea navigate a region on the brink of transformation. KJ Noh offers clarity on the fractures, contradictions, and openings shaping this moment, and what it will take for movements to dismantle U.S. imperial power without triggering catastrophic war. K.J. Noh is a political analyst, educator and journalist focusing on the geopolitics and political economy of the Asia-Pacific. He is also an organizer and contributor to Pivot to Peace. His latest book is “KILLING DEMOCRACY: Western Imperialism’s Legacy of Regime Change and Media Manipulation” Get the book here: UK https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0G4JZL8S... USA https://www.amazon.com/KILLING-DEMOCR... Follow Ileana Chan: Instagram/X/TikTok: @ileanacforpeace One-time donation to support our work: https://buymeacoffee.com/empirewatch https://gofund.me/2cd9de43 Subscribe and Follow Empire Watch: YouTube: @EmpireWatch Instagram: @EmpireWatchMedia TikTok: @EmpireWatchMedia X: @EmpireWatchX AUDIO released EVERY WEDNESDAY: Patreon:   / empirewatch   Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/01HI3K6... Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/89a... The Global Majority for Peace podcast brings you in-depth interviews every TUESDAY to discuss our mission of building a global movement in opposition to the war drive against China, Russia, and countries in the Global South. #China #KJNoh #USImperialism #ChinaUS #JapanPolitics #SouthKorea #Geopolitics #MultipolarWorld