Tại Sao Kim Jong Un Vẫn Còn Sống
Kim Jong Un remains alive and in power because China continues to prop up North Korea economically and strategically, while the United States under Trump maintains diplomatic engagement rather than pursuing regime change.
His survival depends on a precarious balance between Chinese support, nuclear deterrence, and international tolerance of his regime.
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Strategic Nuclear Deterrent
North Korea's nuclear weapons program (41 tracked signals in recent geopolitical intelligence) makes military intervention prohibitively risky for potential adversaries. This arsenal functions as Kim's primary insurance policy against the fates of other deposed leaders. Trump has reaffirmed his willingness to maintain relations with Kim Jong Un, removing near term pressure for regime change.
Chinese Patronage
China views North Korea as a strategic buffer state and has no interest in Korean unification under Seoul or Washington influence. Beijing continues providing essential food, energy, and trade support that keeps the regime functional. This patronage, despite North Korea's current influence score of 27 out of 100, ensures Kim retains the state capacity necessary to maintain internal control and external survival.