Geopolitics is the study of the effects of geography (human and physical) on international politics and international relations. It examines how geographic factors such as location, resources, population distribution, and physical terrain influence political power dynamics, state behavior, and conflict. Geopolitics often involves analyzing the strategic interests of nations, the relationships between different areas of the world, and the impact of geographical boundaries on political decisions. The term encompasses various factors, including economic interests, military strategy, cultural influences, and environmental considerations, that shape geopolitical interactions and policies on a global scale.
Trump is focusing on Ukraine’s rare earth elements, essential for technology production. The proposed deal suggests the U.S. could offer more aid to Ukraine for access to these resources. Ukraine…