Sentence examples for geopolitical struggle from inspiring English sources
In the West – apart from the refugees – we see this conflict as a geopolitical struggle.
Whatever happens, we will see more repression, more trauma, more geopolitical struggle.
Egypt has for too long been treated as a client state in the cause of geopolitical struggle.
Individual betrayal in John le Carré's work, for example, carries all the weight of geopolitical struggle and deception.
Today, however, the central geopolitical struggle in Europe is no longer between capitalism and communism, but democracy and authoritarianism.
The underlying geopolitical struggle between Iran and Saudi Arabia, reflected by proxy in Iraq and Syria, may yet come to a dangerous head.
Central Europe is on the way to become once again a chaotic place of mutually competing nationalisms and geopolitical struggles.
"We've been involved in very similar legal and diplomatic and geopolitical struggles to preserve the organization and its ability to publish".
The geopolitical struggles over Iran, Syria, Georgia, and, now, Ukraine do not rise to the apocalyptic potential of the Cuban missile crisis, but the stakes are enormous.
The buildup to the French Revolution, the geopolitical struggles of the native peoples, the Counter-Reformation in England — all influenced the formation of the provincial capital.
Her motive in writing a story about two depressingly bad singer-songwriters who accept a gig in Morocco and get caught up in geopolitical struggles was expressly political.
