Foreign policy refers to a government’s strategy and approach to managing its interactions and relationships with other countries. It encompasses the principles, goals, and actions a nation adopts to protect its national interests, promote its values, and influence international relations. Foreign policy involves a strategic approach to achieving a nation’s goals on the global stage, including security, economic interests, and diplomatic relations.
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