Definition of geopolitics in US English: geopolitics
plural noun treated as singular or plural Politics, especially international relations, as influenced by geographical factors.
‘we were entering a new phase of global geopolitics’
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‘Geographical position or size may confer on a country a specific role in geopolitics or international trade.’ ‘Geopolitics impinge on the market in the form of supply disruptions or the specter of such.’ ‘This week's bulletin will have no ranting, no raving, no geopolitics nor any theoretical musings.’ ‘Geopolitics may provide the greatest uncertainty for the recovery ahead.’ ‘The early 1990s were a particularly optimistic time in light of everything going on in geopolitics.’ ‘In the ensuing chapters, he effectively fails to make the conceptual leap from military strategy to geopolitics.’ ‘He anticipates some big changes in geopolitics based on his recent work with the government on the future of national security.’ ‘In the his presidency, geopolitics trumped economic politics.’ ‘The campaign is all about oil or geopolitics or some combination of the two.’ ‘This war has been a push to dominate geopolitics by defining them in military terms.’ Pronunciation geopolitics /ˌdʒioʊˈpɑlədɪks/ /ˌjēōˈpälədiks/