The word 'geopolitical' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to the political and geographic aspects of a particular area or country, or the politics of countries that have a strong impact on global events. For example: "The geopolitics of the Middle East have been a major factor in global affairs for decades."
The plots are boring, the characters dunces, and I find the politics that drive them – from sexual to geopolitical - frequently reprehensible.
It happened in a different time, in a different geopolitical space, long before the two new countries worked their way – separately – into Nato and the European Union.
The country's geopolitical strategic standing as both a hub offering easy links to east and west and a proudly Muslim country in which numerous nationalities and religions happily coexist suggests that the latest cooling technologies and a close to nonexistent crime rate are far from the only reasons why it should win the 2022 vote in Zurich on 2 December.
There are also the continuing geopolitical tensions to unsettle investors: the protests in Hong Kong, the troubles in Ukraine, not to mention air strikes on Isis.
From the corporate, country and geopolitical perspective it's about where we are putting our bets.
Poroshenko will also need to steer a delicate geopolitical path, moving the country towards closer ties with Europe demanded by the Euromaidan protests that swept out the government of Viktor Yanukovych in February, while improving relations with Russia, Ukraine's often belligerent neighbour.
Ukraine was a modern Prometheus, chained to the ground, while vultures of all geopolitical persuasions companionably pecked at its liver.
These groups are characterised by economic nativism, anti-immigration and protectionist leanings, religious fanaticism, and geopolitical isolationism.
Bank shares slipped back on a stock market more concerned by wider geopolitical concerns.
The new work reveals the profound geopolitical and economic implications of tackling global warming for both countries and major companies that are reliant on fossil fuel wealth.
Among the geopolitical strife and outrageous offerings from contestants such as Conchita Wurst – the cross dressing drag queen representing Austria – it could be a struggle for the UK's entrant, Molly Smitten-Downes, to stand out from the crowd.
