CRINK Coalition: Emerging Coordination Among China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea Reshapes Global Security
The term 'CRINK' refers to the increasing coordination between China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea, characterized by mutual support in arms, technology, energy, trade, logistics, and diplomacy. While there is no formal military alliance, these countries contribute to each other's strategic resilience and exert pressure on the West. The global security order is undergoing a transformation as regional conflicts become increasingly interconnected, facilitated by networks of arms, technology, logistics, and diplomatic support. This development shows that regional conflicts can no longer be assessed in isolation from one another. 
