"Geopolitical strategy" in politics refers to the planning and policies that countries implement to navigate and influence global relations based on geographical, economic, and military factors. This strategy often involves assessing the interests of a nation within the context of regional alliances, conflicts, and resources. It can dictate how countries interact, establish trade agreements, and form alliances. Geopolitical strategy shapes international stability and national security, influencing issues like territorial disputes, military engagements, and economic power dynamics.