Nuclear Geopolitics in the Context of Redefining the Great Strategic Game

The geopolitical structure of the post-cold war international system is determined by the arrangements of the world geopolitical architecture of the international security that shows itself as a process where different geopolitical configurations of the international relations alternate by reshaping the spheres of geopolitical influence expressed as some geopolitical interests and values promoted by the state international actors and by carrying out actions and individual or collective interactions by the geopolitical subjects to ensure a sustainable geopolitical structure of the international security. In conditions of the global anarchy of the international relations that determines the world hierarchy of the power, it is a quite natural thing to have a competition between the major actors for the nuclear geopolitical hegemony. This is conditioned by the need to participate in the process of ensuring the international security both alone and through political and military alliances, developing its own nuclear geopolitical management of the international security that determines the geopolitical configuration of the post-cold war international system, ensuring or undermining at the same time the process of guaranteeing international security by further keeping the tendency to enlarge its spheres of geopolitical influence and intensifying the role of military and nuclear factor that has not decisively lost its relevance and actuality, but on the contrary has strengthened.