Category:Pacific Rim Alliance - Revision history

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		+	==Rights==
		+	*Ghosts are considered citizens.
		+	*Bioroids and Fragments are considered inferior.
		+	*LAIs, SAIs, Shadows, and Uplifted Animals are treated like animals.
		+	*Emergent LAIs are treated as wild animals.
		+	*Emergent SAIs, Rogues AIs, and Xoxes are considered abominations.

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-	American diplomacy rather than because of it. American saber-rattling	+	[[United States\|American]] diplomacy rather than because of it. American saber-rattling
	aimed at [[China]] unnerved its regional allies, particularly Japan. Meanwhile,		aimed at [[China]] unnerved its regional allies, particularly Japan. Meanwhile,
	the presence of American armed forces in the region came to be an irritant		the presence of American armed forces in the region came to be an irritant

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[[Category:Great Powers]]
Early in the 21st century, American involvement in the Far East sometimes
clashed with local interests. Korean reunification proceeded in spite of
American diplomacy rather than because of it. American saber-rattling
aimed at [[China]] unnerved its regional allies, particularly Japan. Meanwhile,
the presence of American armed forces in the region came to be an irritant
to Asian powers increasingly willing to undertake their own defense.
The United States’ withdrawal from the region was slow, and did not
begin until Korean unification and the return of Taiwan to China were both
clearly inevitable. American forces withdrew from [[Japan]] and [[Korea]] first; in
response, the two nations signed their own mutual-defense treaty in 2030.
Australia joined the new alliance in 2036, due more to concern over Indian
or [[Indonesia]]n aggression than any breakdown of relations with the United
States. From the core formed by these three partners, the Pacific Rim
Alliance grew.

In 2100, the PRA is a major player in the balance of power worldwide.
The alliance’s major partners have very different societies, with minarchism
supreme in [[Australia]], gerontocracy in Japan, and cut-throat capitalism in
Korea. Despite these cultural differences, the allies cooperate quite well in
the diplomatic and military arenas. Naturally, they do not attempt to share
any framework of common laws or free-trade provisions.

The PRA’s primary rivals are India and the Transpacific Socialist
Alliance. Relations with China are usually cool, and PRA forces are also
deployed against any possible threat from there. On the other hand, the PRA
members have extensive trade links to China and there is little incentive on
either side for conflict. The PRA maintains extensive air and naval forces,
but has a relatively small army. All of the major PRA states have extensive
foreign intelligence systems.

The recent addition of [[Thailand]] to the alliance has complicated its
strategic situation considerably. Thailand remains surrounded by hostile
nanosocialist states, and is regarded by China as being within its own sphere
of influence.