Geopolitics refers to the study of the effects of geography on international politics and international relations. It examines how geographic factors, such as location, resources, and physical terrain, influence political power, state behavior, and diplomatic relationships among nations. Geopolitics often involves the analysis of strategic considerations related to borders, access to resources, population distribution, and environmental concerns. The term emphasizes the interplay between geographical space and political dynamics, highlighting how geography can shape policies, conflicts, and alliances on a global scale.
The Impact of Trump's Presidency on Greenland The return of Donald Trump to the U.S. presidency has sparked global interest, especially regarding Greenland, a territory that has recently caught Trump's…