Foreign Policy and External Relations

Abstract

Over the years, foreign policy has undergone significant shifts, consistently prioritizing national interests while also emphasizing the importance of preserving regional stability and fostering economic and technological interconnectedness. This panel delves into these evolving dynamics across various regions, drawing examples from European nations as well as emerging global powers such as China and India. Additionally, it aims to elucidate how the nature of political regimes can influence the strategies employed to pursue external objectives.

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