Geopolitics And Development -

The New Great Game: Why Geopolitics is the Invisible Architect of Global Development

Countries are increasingly seeking partnerships that reflect local realities rather than inherited structures, with the Global South taking a central role in defining these new frameworks . 2. The Geopolitics of Scarcity and Technology Geopolitics and Development

Development is increasingly tied to the "geopolitics of scarcity"—the race for control over critical resources like energy, food, and high-tech components. The New Great Game: Why Geopolitics is the

Artificial Intelligence development is now a pivotal geopolitical arena , where technology is used as a tool for both economic progress and strategic competition. Development in the Age of Geopolitical Disruption Nations are moving away from traditional aid models

The European Green Deal and similar initiatives are shifting energy dependencies, giving new leverage to resource-rich regions like North Africa while pressuring them to accelerate green transitions .

The era of Western "aid hegemony" is under transformation. Nations are moving away from traditional aid models toward more transactional multilateralism .

Initiatives like China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) provide essential connectivity but often come with a cost to strategic autonomy .