The New World Order and Taiwan: Beijing's Ambitions

Donald Trump's silent reinstatement of the logic of spheres of influence is not seen as a threat by China, but as a precedent for its own ambitions in Taiwan.

In Trump's approach, the United States does not seek to guarantee global stability, but to define boundaries. Latin America, the Middle East, and Europe fall under this logic.

The European Union, with France, Germany, and Britain, seems to consider this approach a realistic basis for understanding. The Chinese strategy is not prescribed as violent, but gradual: economic pressure, diplomatic isolation of Taipei, and strengthening of military presence.

The West's tacit acceptance of the logic of spheres of influence legitimizes China's moves.

The world is heading towards a period where the powerful agree silently and clash indirectly. Trump is reinstating the Monroe Doctrine, Europe accepts it, and China is preparing to implement it.