geopolitical
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A variety of economic and 'geopolitical' factors are causing a noticeable convergence of French and German positions.
To place Wiesenthal's work in context, it is necessary to examine these 'geopolitical' shifts in policy in the postwar period.
Thatcher set out to redraw the domestic political map as the 'geopolitical' map of Europe was being transformed.
The space shuttle also continued to serve a 'geopolitical' function within the context of the Cold War.
The other factors were 'geopolitical' issues such as the threat of terrorism and global economic uncertainties.
Corporations will raise the importance of 'geopolitical' factors when they invest around the world.
The Franco-German relationship was challenged by 'geopolitical' change in Europe following the collapse of communism.
It emerged from the Cold War the only superpower, and no 'geopolitical' or ideological contenders are in sight.
The 'geopolitical' uncertainties impacting the international oil economy do not show any signs of waning.
Indeed, it may be the charts that are beginning to factor in a negative 'geopolitical' scenario.
Back in October 1978 they weren't predicting the eventual 'geopolitical' influence of John Paul II.
All of this unfolds within the context of a worldwide struggle by the great powers for economic influence and 'geopolitical' power.
If it is an international group, does it regularly criticize abuses by governments of all political persuasions and 'geopolitical' alignments?
The basic factors that shaped our 'geopolitical' environment during the Cold War era have changed.
Involved in the rail deal are important 'geopolitical' relations.
In three of the six largest oil-producing countries oil supplies are at risk due to 'geopolitical' factors.
Each country within Europe is now compelled to reexamine its place in the new world order and make a fresh evaluation of its 'geopolitical' options.
It has maintained diplomatic and 'geopolitical' influence in those countries via arms sales and economic aid.
Kissinger had in mind the 'geopolitical' balance of power and the new centrality of international economics that complicated diplomacy.
What does this show us about the character of the current administration, its 'geopolitical' thinking, and its long-term aims?
These are grave times for environmental 'geopolitics' .
Changing 'geopolitics' and enlargement to the east profoundly alters the context within which it is played out.
Every now and then, 'geopolitics' seems to leave the realm of the real and venture into the terrain of overwrought fiction or even unhinged cinematics.
The financial markets remain incredibly complacent about an oil market which is tighter and more 'geopolitically' threatened than it may have ever been in decades.
How destabilising could it be 'geopolitically' , if grain prices were really affected and rose very high?
The 'geopolitics' of it are even more awful to contemplate.
The British 'geopolitician' advocated the idea that a continental Heartland power would constitute the main threat to Western coastal and insular powers.
Driven as much by domestic political concerns as international 'geopolitics' , both sides are talking tough and say that while they don't want a war they are ready to fight.
In ways with some resonance in 'geopolitics' , both authors put a lot of emphasis on how geographic factors advantaged some civilizations and disadvantaged others.
If the third world realised that standing together, its strength would be overwhelming, then 'geopolitics' would wrestle with a newly shifting axis.
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