The phrase "geopolitical order" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an arrangement between two or more countries regarding their political and economic relations. For example, "The new geopolitical order is expected to strengthen ties between the two nations."
These weapons will destabilize an already shaky geopolitical order.
To Christian Caryl, 1979 means something else entirely: a foundational moment for our current geopolitical order.
"We are witnessing fundamental changes to the economic and geopolitical order that have convinced me that Europe needs to advance now together or risk fragmentation.
After America's departure and the collapse of its hapless proxies, regional powers moved in to assert their interests and create a new geopolitical order.
His confusing collection of policy promises and pride in his own unpredictability threaten disruption to the geopolitical order from South Korea to Syria.
Deploying hackers, disinformation campaigns and support for far-right populist forces in Europe, Mr. Putin has long sought to fracture the West and upend the established geopolitical order.
Declaring the typical geopolitical ordering of exclusive alliances between countries and blocs archaic and dead, through this initiative China is concurrently trying to develop partnerships with both Russia and the EU, Israel and Iran, Azerbaijan and Armenia, and, yes, India and Pakistan.
The result will be a shakeup in the geopolitical world order "that, not so long ago, would have been considered remote, if not unthinkable".
Now, however, this liberal geopolitical and economic order is under attack.
But in a rapidly and drastically shifting geopolitical and economic order, reliance on China presents risks too.
But in the process, the door closes on the goal of integrating Turkey into a European-led geopolitical and economic order.
