Examples of using Geopolitically in English and their translations into German
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Finlandization described at the time a country that is geopolitically totally neutralized like the Finland of 1945.
developing exploration projects in geopolitically favourable jurisdictions.
Geopolitically, the business year 2017/18 was defined by a number of new and partly surprising developments.
The EU may be the biggest trade bloc in the world, but geopolitically it doesn't have much clout.
This means that it isn't geopolitically possible for this group of nations to agree on the long term.
Up to now Turkey has been regarded as a unique and geopolitically important oasis of stability in the Middle East.
So geopolitically I do not agree with this symmetrical approach,
Most analysts have termed the new government of the Republic of Moldova say about it that it is politically fragile and geopolitically confused.
The Soviet Union had been geopolitically contained and prevented from any significant linkup with Western Europe or the Middle East or Asia.
Now they are thinking: Okay, we need geopolitically to pound our fist on the table,
Geopolitically, the central focus of end-time events is Jerusalem
They tell how nations agreed on a common reference from which to slice the global orange into 24 mostly equal and geopolitically acceptable segments.
economic status of Cyprus, b to achieve total political control on this exceptionally important, geopolitically and economically, island.
And a feast for those who serve themselves with immediate peace to profit and to strategically and geopolitically position themselves in the running for the Angolan riches.
The US president's failure to speak out for human rights at any of his meetings with Asian leaders will weaken the US geopolitically, the Independent laments.
the advancement of exploration projects in geopolitically favourable jurisdictions.
these cultural spaces are still strongly charged not only geopolitically but also affectively.
the advancement of exploration projects in geopolitically favourable jurisdictions.
Europe has always regarded the southern coast of the Mediterranean as a threat and never as a geopolitically strategic place with which it needs to cooperate.
So, the term"Central Europe" was coined by the Germans in order to prepare a great space, but it was never fully politically and geopolitically united.