geopolitics as saying that he also has a direct utility over some aggregates.
geopolitical. China says they're going to the moon 50 years after we go to the moon and we all of a sudden decide we
geopolitical failure. He can't just leave. He has to be seen to win. But also Iran can't let him be seen to win.
geopolitical um tension around the the world. Looking ahead, El Nino on top
geopolitical writing at about the same time that Mackinder was talking about the geographical pivot of history.
Geopolitics , of course, can be turned upside down.
Geopolitics is informed not only by popular culture but it's also informed by economics.
Geopolitics can also, of course, be caught up in all kinds of other agendas, some of them explicitly environmental.
geopolitics uh and that's why I really focused on that um uh and I suppose there was another reasons that uh you
geopolitical considerations that take place in that arena.
geopolitics of the world in a very fundamental way.
geopolitically with its Gulf allies in the region.
geopolitical risk by far is that something goes wrong between China and Taiwan and the Taiwan Straits. Because it's not just Taiwan whose fate hangs in the balance today, it's our entire
geopolitical way of thinking by subsidies that's how Ireland and
geopolitical uh realities make conflict more likely in the Middle East um you
geopolitically for us and would also um you have a lot of great benefits environmentally and it's not just about switching to ethanol it's really about
geopolitical tensions and More importantly using much More cleaner
geopolitical tensions and more importantly uh using much more cleaner
geopolitics uh and at any particular moment the need for us to um have
geopolitical arena uh fluctuations in uh prices of gas at the pump and so on so
geopolitical landscape and the vicissitudes of a volatile market then
geopolitical Risk. My definition of geopolitical risk is, you know, this yes or no.
geopolitical conflicts, the global financial crisis, changing societal structures.
geopolitical conflict going back to the global financial crisis and everything that that started for us and then even changing societal norms.
geopolitical rivals and so forth.
geopolitical framework as a whole.
Geopolitics are the number one tailwind for nearshoring.
Geopolitically, 1983 represented a high point of Cold War tensions with the Soviet Union.
geopolitical tension. Do you think we're in a materially different spot from last year, what does that mean?
geopolitically vital uh country Which Way in relation to Iran and I think my
geopolitical threat of terrorism whatever and flexibility is positioned under that umbrella so it's not seen as an
geopolitical, technological. The second is the relentless and absolute imperative need to focus
geopolitical destabilizer if you have uneven access to energy and you have Vladimir Putin coming into
geopolitics doesn't happen just with the Invisible Hand in consideration I agree with that I can't beg to know to be honest I don't know
geopolitical situations in history um one aspect of it is the cold war
The geopolitical dynamic. And there's a race there.
with geopolitical needs and uh and strategies. 2026 has been a a wakeup
So geopolitics is very fluid and dynamic.
need geopolitics anymore.
But geopolitics is, I think, made possible through the environmental, through the ecological, because in this sense,
Surely geopolitics makes itself felt through social media, whether it's a commander in chief who seems incapable of resisting the urge
surely geopolitical. Last week I was in China.
So geopolitics is what feminists would remind us intersectional.
between geopolitics and your economy, what else should-- needs to happen for any of the conflicts,
the geopolitics of the world-- and I don't know about you if you're a history buff, it's never felt more tense than it
has geopolitical influence, is Deng Xiaoping's China, not Mao Tse-Tung's China in many ways.
and geopolitics .
to geopolitics .
Shifted geopolitics .
of geopolitics that allowed that to happen.