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And with President Obama's vision of a "Pacific Century," little New Zealand, with a population of just over 4 million or about the population of Kentucky, is hoping to find itself increasingly geostrategically important.
Cleo Paskal: How New Zealand's Petty Politics Undermines Stability and Security in the Pacific Cleo Paskal 2012
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Yet, Bahrain is geostrategically important and should not be ignored.
Dan Williams: Pledging Allegiance in Bahrain Dan Williams 2011
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The US, supplier of said foreign aid about $1.3 billion plus annually in exchange for backing Israel and geostrategically checking the Palestinians, calls Egypt a "stabilizing force" enabling aid, for the past three decades, to sustain Mubarak's regime.
Khadija Sharife: Egypt: Log on to the Revolution Khadija Sharife 2011
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And with President Obama's vision of a "Pacific Century," little New Zealand, with a population of just over 4 million or about the population of Kentucky, is hoping to find itself increasingly geostrategically important.
Cleo Paskal: How New Zealand's Petty Politics Undermines Stability and Security in the Pacific Cleo Paskal 2012
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The US, supplier of said foreign aid about $1.3 billion plus annually in exchange for backing Israel and geostrategically checking the Palestinians, calls Egypt a "stabilizing force" enabling aid, for the past three decades, to sustain Mubarak's regime.
Khadija Sharife: Egypt: Log on to the Revolution Khadija Sharife 2011
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The invasion was as underplanned geostrategically as it was militarily.
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That is, much of the western shores of the Arabian Sea and the Indian Ocean, among the most geostrategically important parts of the world.
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And simply to extend US and allied naval presence and war fighting capabilities to geostrategically vital and coveted sea lanes, waterways, coastal regions, energy and military transit routes and into whichever seas at whichever times doing so meets current political and strategic exigencies.
PSI, US 1,000-Ship Navy: Control Of World's Oceans, Prelude To War 2009
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Is it a place where the steps you take there are so symbolic that they can have echo effects geostrategically on other parts of the world?
Steve Clemons: America's Cuba Policy is the "Edsel" of the US Foreign Policy Portfolio 2009
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Two basic steps are thus required: first, to identify the geostrategically dynamic Eurasian states that have the power to cause a potentially important shift in the international distribution of power and to decipher the central external goals of their respective political elites and the likely consequences of their seeking to attain them; [ "] second, to formulate specific U.S. policies to offset, co-opt, and/or control the above ["].
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