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Geopolitics
index of key topics to study geopolitics today:
- Geopolitical Theories and Concepts
- Realism, Liberalism, and Constructivism
- Geopolitical analysis and frameworks
- Power dynamics and international relations
- Global Powers and Regions
- United States: Foreign policy, alliances, and influence
- China: Belt and Road Initiative, South China Sea, and global ambitions
- Russia: Expansionism, Eurasian integration, and foreign policy
- European Union: Integration, Brexit, and regional dynamics
- Middle East: Conflict zones, oil politics, and regional powers
- Asia-Pacific: Security alliances, economic integration, and maritime disputes
- Security and Conflict
- Terrorism, extremism, and state security measures
- Cybersecurity and digital geopolitics
- Nuclear proliferation and arms control
- Humanitarian crises and international responses
- Economic Geopolitics
- Trade agreements and economic blocs
- Energy geopolitics: Oil, gas, and renewable resources
- Globalization and its impact on geopolitics
- Emerging Trends and Challenges
- Climate change and environmental geopolitics
- Technological innovation and geopolitical implications
- Geoeconomics: Economic statecraft and sanctions
- Migration, refugees, and demographic shifts
- Diplomacy and Multilateralism
- International organizations: UN, NATO, WTO, etc.
- Soft power, public diplomacy, and cultural influence
- Crisis diplomacy and conflict resolution
- Case Studies and Contemporary Issues
- Ukraine-Russia conflict and implications for Eastern Europe
- South China Sea disputes and regional security concerns
- Iran nuclear deal and Middle East stability
- Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on global geopolitics
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Talks about Russia’s “big deal” with the West, possible after the arrival of Donald Trump, a man who, if not directly located to Russia, then related to it without the usual Anglo-Saxon hostility, include, in addition to other plots, a Ukrainian plot that can it would also be called “Eastern
Smartencyclopedia- July 7, 2019
Image: Worker at a welding machine prepare a steel cage for the concrete cover of the pipes fortheNord Stream pipeline at a storage facility in Mukran on the Baltic sea island of Ruegen April 8, 2010. Nord Stream will have two pipelines, each with a capacity of 27.5 billion cubic meters a year, on
- Smartencyclopedia
- June 25, 2019
Russian gas monopoly Gazprom said the company is developing the northern gas transmission corridor in Russian territory, which will feed gas into Nord Stream-2 pipeline. Nord Stream-2 is the construction project for a gas pipeline with the annual capacity of 55 billion cubic metres from Russia to Germany across the
- Smartencyclopedia
- June 25, 2019
Paris (AFP) – The Strait of Hormuz, located in the area where Iran shot down a US military drone, is a strategically important waterway for the world’s oil transits, which lies at the heart of regional tensions. Iran warned on Friday it would “decisively defend its territory” against eventual US
- Smartencyclopedia
- June 22, 2019
In Djibouti, two superpowers have built heavily guarded bases only a few kilometres apart, watching the crossroads between Asia, Africa and the Middle East in an increasingly tense standoff for global supremacy. What could possibly go wrong? From the edge of a cargo port at the southern entrance to the
- Smartencyclopedia
- June 9, 2019
onald Trump has ordered another 1,500 US troops to the Middle East and overruled Congressional objections to sell £6.3 billion in weapons to America’s Arab allies amid ongoing tensions with Iran. Mr Trump approved plans to send more fighter jets and missile defence batteries to the Persian Gulf in what
- Smartencyclopedia
- May 25, 2019