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PALINDROMIC GEOPOLITICAL THEORY

Theoretical and methodological framework of the Palindromic Geopolitical Theory (PGT): a strategic approach to global power based on cyclical dynamics, systemic reversibility, and the structural ERE axes (Region, Resources, Routes, and Networks).

The Eurasian Bloc

4 min readJan 14, 2026

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✍️ Apolítik0. Creator of the Palindromic Geopolitical Theory (PGT)

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Continental Projection and Strategic Retrenchment at the Heart of the Global Landmass

Introduction

The Eurasian space has historically been interpreted as the terrestrial core of global power, associated with geographic depth, resource control, and continental continuity. However, reducing it to a mere landmass obscures its true strategic nature.

From the perspective of the Palindromic Geopolitical Theory (PGT), the Eurasian Bloc is understood as a functional configuration of power, characterized by recurring cycles of continental projection, external containment, strategic retrenchment, and internal reconfiguration. It is not a permanently expansionist bloc, but rather a strategic space where power is preserved, concentrated, and redistributed in response to systemic pressure.

This article analyzes the Eurasian Bloc not as a homogeneous entity, but as a strategic system articulated through the interaction of territorial depth, critical resources, and continental connectivity routes.

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1. Identifying the Block

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Apolítik0
Apolítik0

Written by Apolítik0⁠

Independent researcher in strategy and strategic systems | Creator of the Palindromic Geopolitical Theory (PGT/TGP) https://apolitik0.com

PALINDROMIC GEOPOLITICAL THEORY
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Theoretical and methodological framework of the Palindromic Geopolitical Theory (PGT): a strategic approach to global power based on cyclical dynamics, systemic reversibility, and the structural ERE axes (Region, Resources, Routes, and Networks).