Sentence examples for geopolitical actor from inspiring English sources

Russia remains a key geopolitical actor; its constructive involvement is needed from Afghanistan to proliferation and piracy.

After all, beyond being a Jewish homeland, Israel is also a geopolitical actor with nuclear weapons, and it might be construed as fair to criticise the actions the country has taken as a very well-armed American client that is dropping bombs on Hamas targets, to the terrible detriment of the civilian population.

A lesson learned for next year, when I hope to be back and better able to enjoy such sessions as Saturday night's "Transforming Neurotic Organizations" or "The City as a Geopolitical Actor.” Of course there are those cynics who question the value of Davos and see it as no more than a global talkfest, or an opportunity for celebrities to flaunt their consciences.

The big national security challenges we face today are not all about the things that start at our shores and extend outward and they certainly are not exclusively about nefarious geopolitical actors that we can point to on a map.

Non-state actors and other geopolitical developments are engendering new man-made disasters--intractable armed conflicts.

Iran's oil policies are not solely driven by economic factors, like other rational state actors, but by geopolitical parameters as well as Tehran's regional hegemonic and ideological ambitions.

There is, for the most part, no domestic means to ensure accountability for illegal and harmful actions by these criminal actors originating across geopolitical lines [ 14, 19].

"She is a bold and inspiring woman who has been a messenger and an actor of the great geopolitical challenges of today," said Veronique Morali, the president of the Women's Forum for the Economy and Society in Paris.

This study challenges geopolitical formations of the state as primary actor, and focuses instead on narratives of Palestinians describing their own experiences of occupation by a hostile state.

In spite of changing conditions in the geopolitical scene and the increasing number of new development actors, development assistance has retained its salience.

They've come to a disturbing conclusion: the biggest DDoS attack in history was probably not caused by a state-sponsored actor, organized crime, terror groups, or anyone with a geopolitical or financial motive.