Foreign Policy Review

when an ambassador is not subject to the laws of the state to which they are accredited.

• Sacnctions
• Espionage
• Treaty
• Diplomatic Immunity

a penalty a nation imposes on another nation for breaking an agreement.

• Sacnctions
• Espionage
• Treaty
• Diplomatic Immunity

using spies to obtain political or military information

• Sacnctions
• Espionage
• Treaty
• Diplomatic Immunity

a formal agreement between countries.

• Sacnctions
• Espionage
• Treaty
• Diplomatic Immunity

the events in one's home country

• Domestic Affairs
• Foreign Affairs
• Isolationism
• Internationalism

a nation's relationship with other countries.

• Domestic Affairs
• Foreign Affairs
• Isolationism
• Internationalism

a nation's purposeful refusal to become generally involved in the affairs of the rest of the world

• Domestic Affairs
• Foreign Affairs
• Isolationism
• Internationalism

a nation's strategy for dealing with other countries.

• Foreign Policy
• Right of Legation
• Ambassador
• Embassies

an official representative of the United States appointed by the President to represent the nation in matters of diplomacy.

• Foreign Policy
• Right of Legation
• Ambassador
• Embassies

the residence of an ambassador.

• Foreign Policy
• Right of Legation
• Ambassador
• Embassies