geopolitical shift
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nounpl: geopolitical shifts
mudança geopolítica
1. A significant change in the distribution of power, influence, or strategic interests among nations or regions in global politics
The geopolitical shift toward Asia has reshaped international trade agreements.
A mudança geopolítica em direção à Ásia reformulou os acordos comerciais internacionais.
2. A transformation in the balance of military, economic, or diplomatic power on the world stage
The geopolitical shift after the Cold War created new alliances and rivalries.
A mudança geopolítica após a Guerra Fria criou novas alianças e rivalidades.
3. A change in the strategic importance or influence of countries, regions, or global blocs
Recent geopolitical shifts have elevated emerging markets' role in global affairs.
As recentes mudanças geopolíticas elevaram o papel dos mercados emergentes nos assuntos globais.
This term is widely used in Brazilian and international media, particularly in discussions about emerging economies like Brazil's role in global affairs. It gained prominence during discussions about BRICS nations and shifts in Latin American-Asian relations. In Portuguese-speaking contexts, it reflects growing interest in understanding Brazil's position in a multipolar world.
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