Strategic ambiguity is a government policy in international relations in which certain aspects are left vague on purpose.
Wikipedia has a page listing many example of strategic ambiguity.
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Why would a state retaliate to a nuclear strike if the consequences could be human extinction?Why doesn't U.S. use "strategic ambiguity" on whether or not to send troops to Ukraine just like they do for the Taiwan situation?
Why doesn't U.S. use "strategic ambiguity" on whether or not to send troops to Ukraine just like they do for the Taiwan situation?
Why would a state retaliate to a nuclear strike if the consequences could be human extinction?
Why would China not invade Taiwan given that the US did not send troops to Ukraine? What is different in these two geopolitical situations?
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