Asian-Pacific Alliance

Conceptualized in 2013 and formalized in 2015, the Asian-Pacific Alliance (Chinese: 亚太联盟) is a political, economic, and military pact coalition consisting mainly of China, North Korea, and Vietnam. After the Global Liberation Army was defeated in Europe by China, the European Union and China formed an alliance known as the Eurasian Unity League. However, their incompatible views eventually fractured and dismantled the League as the EU recovered economically and militarily. Even so, with their status as a recognized world power, they moved to unite major Socialist powers in East Asia including North Korea and Vietnam to an alliance rivaling that of the European Union. Their regional dominance began to show, and many South Asian countries fell to their dominance. With their dominant population and strong industry, it was clear that they were in the position to overtake even the EU and US.