미중 정상회담결과와 한반도에 대한 함의 | 박원곤의 북한과 세계

00:00 Intro 02:15 Thucydides' Trap 04:17 The Juxtaposition of the Chinese Dream and MAGA 05:33 Constructive Strategic-Stable Relations 10:16 The Taiwan Card and Korea Passing 12:54 The Summit and Implications of US-China Competition Park Won-gon, Director of the EAI Center for North Korean Studies (and Professor at Ewha Womans University), analyzes the key agreements and strategic implications of the US-China summit held in Beijing in May 2026. Director Park assesses that the summit merely resulted in the US accepting a significant portion of China's strategic demands. He points out that Trump's personalized diplomacy, in which even the principle of alliance defense became a subject of bargaining, is realizing the so-called "Korean Passing"—US-North Korea nuclear negotiations that exclude South Korea. The author warns that as personalized diplomacy skewed toward the US's short-term interests continues, a structure favorable to China, which possesses a longer strategic horizon, will solidify, and South Korea's options will inevitably narrow.