Geopolitical coercion involves using economic sanctions, military threats, or diplomatic pressure to influence another nation’s actions. Powerful states or alliances employ it to secure strategic advantages, enforce compliance, or weaken rivals without direct conflict. The benefiting parties are typically the coercing nations, which gain leverage, resources, or policy concessions, often at the expense of the targeted country’s sovereignty or stability.
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