Foreign Agendas

Foreign agendas refer to the goals and interests that a country pursues in its interactions with other nations. These can include diplomatic relations, trade agreements, security alliances, and cultural exchanges. Each country develops its foreign agenda based on its values, resources, and strategic objectives to influence global affairs, protect its interests, and promote its ideals. For instance, a country might focus on creating economic partnerships, addressing climate change, or ensuring national security. Understanding these agendas helps explain why countries make certain decisions on the world stage and how they collaborate or compete with each other.