Roger Cohen asserts, in "Don't do it, Bibi" (Views, Jan . 17, that an Israeli attack on Iran would trigger a geopolitical tsunami setting Western interests and a pan-Arab/Muslim reaction on a collision course.
But "La Bûche," Danièle Thompson's sly and delicious holiday confection, released in this country three winters ago, before the current geopolitical chill set in, suggests that, at least at the end of December, the two republics still have much in common.
Due to this confined geopolitical position, Hong Kong is able to set up an almost complete database on cancer cases, population, economy and public health data.
"The geopolitical impact is set to reshape Europe's political landscape as those citizens who feel, rationally or not, that their interests and cultural identity are threatened assert their influence," said Dearlove.
But Russia's entry into the war in Syria, an attempt to bolster its ally Assad and assert influence in a key geopolitical region, has set the Putin and Erodgan doctrines on a collision course.
Once the Wall came down and the emptiness of the system was exposed, the finale was inevitable, and by the time the Soviet Union disintegrated, new complications, new geopolitical forces and new headaches were already setting in.
After setting out the moral, economic, geopolitical and diplomatic arguments against Scottish independence, Cameron said there was "an emotional, patriotic case" that traditionally reticent Brits, fearful of waving the flag, had been too reluctant to make.
After setting out the moral, economic, geopolitical and diplomatic arguments against Scottish independence, Cameron said there was "an emotional, patriotic case" that traditionally reticent Brits had been too reluctant to make.
For the majority of behavioural and epidemiological parameters estimated from surveys within the Nigerian setting (either state level or geopolitical zone) 95% CI from the survey data were used as uncertainty bounds.
The bailout has also set off geopolitical tension over a trove of natural gas recently found in Cypriot waters, which the country's creditors hope could be tapped in the future to help pay off the country's loans.
