Advances in technology, it is argued, have made geographical limitations less important. But today, geostrategy still deeply affects the development of global strategic and security situations.
Some countries with non-democratic systems are also taking advantage of these characteristics to try to develop systems that benefit themselves, seeking to replace regional or global hegemony and challenge the international order and status quo.
This discussion attempts to focus on geostrategy and explore the current situations of the global security strategic architecture, as well as the dilemmas and challenges faced by the region where Taiwan is located.