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Significats de realpolitik en anglès

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Politics based on practical rather than moral or ideological considerations.

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So far in foreign policy, Trumpism has included welcome signs of realpolitik.
The Guardian
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But Renzi has not condoned this behaviour; his deal-making is acceptable realpolitik.
Reuters
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But he has also, at times, adopted a more conciliatory, realpolitik stance.
The Guardian
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Expect subtle Saxon realpolitik punctuated by bursts of deliciously unsubtle Saxon ultraviolence.
The Guardian
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There's a new realpolitik in Europe since the Soviet Union collapsed.
The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
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The blinds have been drawn, preventing a rare public glimpse into racing's realpolitik.
The Irish Times
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Former President Jacques Chirac personified this mixture of head-in-the-sand economics and electoral realpolitik.
Reuters
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There is a time for realpolitik and a time for bold and principled action.
The Guardian
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But beneath the veneer of civility and kultur lurk the cold calculations of realpolitik.
The Belgian Curtain: Europe after Communism
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Barnier is speaking fluent legalese; Davis attempting to master realpolitik.
The Guardian
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This, of course, does not tend to enhance the realpolitik instincts of the nation.
After the Rain : how the West lost the East
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The attorney general found himself victim of a piece of the most ruthless realpolitik.
The Guardian
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Analysts say Washington is simply pursuing realpolitik given the new power centres in the region.
Reuters
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Analysts say Washington is simply pursuing realpolitik given the new power centers in the region.
Reuters
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But whatever their reservations, in the end realpolitik won out and a deal was done.
Radio NZ
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We can trace the revolution in cinema and sociology, theatre and theology, realpolitik and fashion.
The Guardian
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