Until recently, the world has been in constant turmoil, and New Zealand's status as a "land of non-conflict" has continued to increase in value. Within a 1,600-kilometer radius, there are no neighboring countries; 2,500 kilometers south is the icy continent of Antarctica, and on the east and west sides are the vast Pacific Ocean. This geographical position is a direct game-changer. The long supply lines at the start and the extremely high expedition costs make any invader cry before they even arrive. The chances of Antarctic penguins coming ashore are higher than those of invaders.