Geopolitical fragmentation refers to the unraveling of global cooperation into competing regional blocs, often driven by trade wars, sanctions, and nationalist policies. It is used by major powers to secure strategic autonomy, protect domestic industries, or weaken rivals. Key beneficiaries include emerging economies exploiting multipolar gaps and authoritarian regimes consolidating control through reduced multilateral oversight.
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