Resumo

CARDENAS RIVERA, Ericka Xochilt; ZEPEDA MARTINEZ, Maria Fernanda; SIERRA AGUILAR, Julio Cesar  e  REYES FLORES, Luis Gerardo. Eurasian Geopolitics: NATO and its Global Implications. Acad. (Asunción) [online]. 2025, vol.12, n.1, e1088.  Epub 08-Jan-2025. ISSN 2414-8938.  https://doi.org/10.30545/academo.2025.n1.1088.

The present approach focuses on the changes and adaptations that NATO has undergone since its inception to better understand the situation of the Euro-Asian conflict. The objective of this analysis is centered on the changes, treaties, conflicts, threats, and implications of NATO's expansion and limitation. A documentary analysis was conducted using secondary sources and data available on official websites of international organizations, which were systematized chronologically or sequentially. NATO's expansion increased from 21,124,478 km2 (12 members) to 24,508,200 km2 (32 members). In terms of population, there was a change from 172,988,700 to 886,597,483 people. Eurasia is a geopolitical space that is still under discussion regarding its delimitation due to various territorial, economic, and religious conflicts. It is estimated that NATO's expansion is a political move to exert influence and power in the region, and that allies seek this supremacy for the control of resources and territories.

Palavras-chave : Territory; geopolitics; population; security; war.

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